I will be ordering me some cognito traction bars. I know the the tabs will need to be welded to the axle. I have a welder that is not a gas welder. Will I be ok welding them on the axle with out gas?
I will be ordering me some cognito traction bars. I know the the tabs will need to be welded to the axle. I have a welder that is not a gas welder. Will I be ok welding them on the axle with out gas?
I know my welder can handle the steel just didn't know if I needed gas. And yes I can weld. If i buy James I still have to weld them.
Gas creates a cleaner weld meaning there is much less impurities in the weld that could cause it to fail. If your comfortable with the arch welder or flux core mig (dunno what one you have) then have at it. Just make sure you have good penetration and heat in it. If your welding on the axle, just be carefull as a bad weld could cause you alot of headache.
Does anybody sell weld on tabs? I'd rather buy some than cutting my own
Does anybody sell weld on tabs? I'd rather buy some than cutting my own
What kind are you lookin for (size, thickness, bolt hole size, ect)
Not sure, I want to run a top link to tie the rear axle into the frame to give me a solid rear suspension. Where I could screw it up and down to adjust rear ride height and pull it off with a pin to drive on the street.
Not sure im followin you on that but ruffstuffspecialties.com or rustysoffroad.com both have lots of different tabs you could probably make work
James, do your bars come with a new bottom plate for the u bolts or just tabs to weld to the ones I have already?