Adjustable 13" 4 Link Chassis Brackets (Economy)
                      Description
                      
                    
                    We have came up with an economical solution for 1/8" adjustment tuning on the traditional chassis 4 link bracket. The bracket assembly is made of 4130N making it a great choice for longevity and durability. Heim bracket adjustment range is suitable for both small and big tire applications.
The 1/4 bolt serves as the adjustment indicator for a given heim hole choice, adjusting through the sweep in 1/8" increments up to 5/8" before needing to adjust to the next heim hole. Because the upper adjustments are on an angle, the upper 4 link bar stays at the same approximate nominal length through the adjustment sweep making the adjustment variable more consistent.
Specs:
- 4130N material
 - 1/4" main brackets layered x 3 for overall width of 3/4"
 - 1/4" heim brackets
 - 1/8" doublers
 - 12pt grade 9 hardware
 - 22" Radius on upper hole arc
 - 1 5/8" Tube notches
 - 13" Spread (top of lower notch to bottom of top notch)
 - 4 deg angle between upper and lower notch center
 - 1/2" Holes on 5/8" spacing
 - 1/8" adjustment capability
 - No lightening pocket in center of bracket making it a good location to weld support tube gussets
 
Adjustable 4 Link Chassis Brackets (Economy) kit will include:
- 2ea 1/4” 4 link chassis inner brackets
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis outer brackets
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis upper heim brackets
 - 4ea 1/8" 4 link chassis upper heim bracket doublers
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis lower heim brackets
 - 4ea 1/8" 4 link chassis lower heim bracket doublers
 - 12ea 3/8-24 12 point bolts, NAS washers, and nylon jam nuts
 - 4ea 1/4-28 12 point bolts, NAS washers, and nylon jam nuts
 
***Requires TIG welding. The perimeter of the main bracket layers has an 1/8" step to allow for a good welding surface. Additionally, the lightening pockets serve as a perimeter for additional welding for maximum bonding and strength***
***Recommend welding no more than 2” at a time alternating ends and sides to minimize heat and distortion. Clamp to a flat surface is best ***
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                  We have came up with an economical solution for 1/8" adjustment tuning on the traditional chassis 4 link bracket. The bracket assembly is made of 4130N making it a great choice for longevity and durability. Heim bracket adjustment range is suitable for both small and big tire applications.
The 1/4 bolt serves as the adjustment indicator for a given heim hole choice, adjusting through the sweep in 1/8" increments up to 5/8" before needing to adjust to the next heim hole. Because the upper adjustments are on an angle, the upper 4 link bar stays at the same approximate nominal length through the adjustment sweep making the adjustment variable more consistent.
Specs:
- 4130N material
 - 1/4" main brackets layered x 3 for overall width of 3/4"
 - 1/4" heim brackets
 - 1/8" doublers
 - 12pt grade 9 hardware
 - 22" Radius on upper hole arc
 - 1 5/8" Tube notches
 - 13" Spread (top of lower notch to bottom of top notch)
 - 4 deg angle between upper and lower notch center
 - 1/2" Holes on 5/8" spacing
 - 1/8" adjustment capability
 - No lightening pocket in center of bracket making it a good location to weld support tube gussets
 
Adjustable 4 Link Chassis Brackets (Economy) kit will include:
- 2ea 1/4” 4 link chassis inner brackets
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis outer brackets
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis upper heim brackets
 - 4ea 1/8" 4 link chassis upper heim bracket doublers
 - 4ea 1/4" 4 link chassis lower heim brackets
 - 4ea 1/8" 4 link chassis lower heim bracket doublers
 - 12ea 3/8-24 12 point bolts, NAS washers, and nylon jam nuts
 - 4ea 1/4-28 12 point bolts, NAS washers, and nylon jam nuts
 
***Requires TIG welding. The perimeter of the main bracket layers has an 1/8" step to allow for a good welding surface. Additionally, the lightening pockets serve as a perimeter for additional welding for maximum bonding and strength***
***Recommend welding no more than 2” at a time alternating ends and sides to minimize heat and distortion. Clamp to a flat surface is best ***