Beadlock question

[Backwoods]

Wrong. Totally wrong.

I was busting your chops because you said asking other people (forum members) about their personal experiences with a particular product did not constitute research. It most certainly is part of researching.

You really need to learn how to focus. If you can, that is.

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Smitty is actually pretty smart on suspension from his dirt bike racing days. He helped me with mine over the phone, he was spot on and got me in a good place quickly

 

[Scoop]

Smitty is actually pretty smart on suspension for his dirt bike racing days. He helped me with mine over the phone, he was spot on and got me in a good place quickly

I never said he wasn't. The only disagreement involves what does or does not constitute 'research' (and/or paying attention to what someone says, apparently).

 

[CID]

Beadlocks suck, mine leak like krazy. 😢

 

[GovtMule]

Smitty is actually pretty smart on suspension from his dirt bike racing days. He helped me with mine over the phone, he was spot on and got me in a good place quickly

Smitty is good people!!!

 

[Smitty335]

Smitty is good people!!!

I try, but!

 

[Smitty335]

Smitty is actually pretty smart on suspension from his dirt bike racing days. He helped me with mine over the phone, he was spot on and got me in a good place quickly

I forgot you letting me bend your ear for a while, shock set up is pretty simple, once you understand it. Rule # 1 don't mess with anything until you have the springs set right. Glad it worked out for you!

 

[Backwoods]

I forgot you letting me bend your ear for a while, shock set up is pretty simple, once you understand it. Rule # 1 don't mess with anything until you have the springs set right. Glad it worked out for you!

You made it easy. I appreciate it

 

[osobad]

I forgot you letting me bend your ear for a while, shock set up is pretty simple, once you understand it. Rule # 1 don't mess with anything until you have the springs set right. Glad it worked out for you!

Rule #. 1 You are absolutely right about that. Seen a lot of people chase suspension woes and never make sure springs are set correctly or are even the right rate for them.

 

[like2crawl]

That is super cool. If you get a chance you should create a post about it and it's creation.

For those who inquired about my rear rack. I copied the idea from a picture I found on the internet. I purchased these clamps from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082C6XJP5/?tag=sxsweb24-20

I purchased the cargo rack from Harbor freight and removed the part that goes into the receiver. (Just left it out while putting it together)

750 lb. Capacity Folding Cargo Carrier

I had some bar stock. I cut 4 pieces and welded them to the clamps. I am not a welder. I borrowed the neighbors welder. After practicing a few times, I welded the cut pieces on to the clamps. I put the cargo carrier on a table behind the buggy and used 2x4's to get the heighth right. I then cut 2 1/8" thick pieces of steel strap that I got from Home Depot to the lenghth I needed. Drilled and bolted it together. Here is a pic from the side that shows how it went together.

 

[Scoop]

I was thinking about using those same bolt on connector tube clamps to make my own harness bar.