Front control arm drops

[Duner]

Has anybody out there fabbed their own front control arm drops?

Rubicon and now Rough country offer these drops but $190 to $250 is a lot of money for a few pieces of powder coated steel.

[Pete M]

But they are very specialized pieces of steel that are under intense and complex forces during wheeling and driving.

 

Also, in Michigan at least, it's illegal to fab up your own suspension parts. There's more than one reason why I don't tool around town in my 88. :D

[reson46]

$250 is not a lot for what they are. That is a bargain and well worth the price.

 

Willy

[Darren]

$250 is not a lot for what they are. That is a bargain and well worth the price.

 

Willy

 

:agree:

[Duner]

I will probably pop for the rough country set up. Pete I'm sorry that Mich. won't let you guys experiment on your own rigs fortunately many of the other states will or we would not have any of the parts that we have today or at least not be able to use them on the road.

[MrSimon]

If you are a NAXJA member, you get a discount on the Rough Country brackets. There is a huge thread over there all about these brackets - read through it and you'll get all the info you need.

 

I think the discounted price is something like $180 plus shipping. You can't beat that with a stick!

[BCMJ87]

hey Duner,

 

There's great info on the LCA drop brackets on the Rocky-Road website along with good pix

- http://www.rocky-road.com See > Cherokee XJ > Comanche MJ Suspension

 

Let us know what you decide on.. Build-On..

[mfpdm]

hey Duner,

 

There's great info on the LCA drop brackets on the Rocky-Road website along with good pix

- http://www.rocky-road.com See > Cherokee XJ > Comanche MJ Suspension

 

Let us know what you decide on.. Build-On..

 

 

Stay away from RRO ones. I have them, you don't want them. Check out my Wild build and you'll see why.

 

:cheers:

[smithe1811]

i have the drop brackets on mine, but i don't want to keep them. might try to sell, trade them soon.