Dan Fredrickson
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 25, 2007
- Location
- Sacramento
These have been a long time in the works and it looks like they were well worth the wait! First I would like to thanks to Bobby Cox, a school teacher in Georgia that helped push me into making these the right way, Big and Strong! If you are not from the wet and muddy rocks you likely don't really understand Roc's and just why you want them. The guys that need these are not running 22R motors (not that there is anything wrong with that), they are running Big V8's with loads of HP because if you can't get through the mud to get to the rocks you can't crawl the rocks!
These are made with those guys in mind and go hand in hand with 44" and bigger tires. We make these with 10.5" of seperation so you don't just roll over your links and they are 3/8" thick and reinforced in 3 places with 1/4" plate so 600HP dosen't just eat them and spit out the pieces. But the most important thing we do that seems so obvious to me but I guess not to everyone else is we put the angled end on the bottom, not the top. If you have ever built a rockwell linked rig with the angled links on top you know why you want them on the bottom....
These have 25 degrees built in but you can easily go 30+ degrees and still have room for an oilpan without being 10' tall...Thats right, just under 3 PBR's tall (Those are 1.25" heims!). We left out a small reinforcement on the bottom from the pics because it was just too hard to see it all with it in there, it will come with the kit and these come in pairs.
And for those of you running coils....
Available for 4.5" or 5.5" coil springs....We left out the retainers for the coils and the bottom reinforcement plate for picture clarity but they come with the pair! The plate shown is for the 4.5" coils...
These are made with those guys in mind and go hand in hand with 44" and bigger tires. We make these with 10.5" of seperation so you don't just roll over your links and they are 3/8" thick and reinforced in 3 places with 1/4" plate so 600HP dosen't just eat them and spit out the pieces. But the most important thing we do that seems so obvious to me but I guess not to everyone else is we put the angled end on the bottom, not the top. If you have ever built a rockwell linked rig with the angled links on top you know why you want them on the bottom....
These have 25 degrees built in but you can easily go 30+ degrees and still have room for an oilpan without being 10' tall...Thats right, just under 3 PBR's tall (Those are 1.25" heims!). We left out a small reinforcement on the bottom from the pics because it was just too hard to see it all with it in there, it will come with the kit and these come in pairs.
And for those of you running coils....
Available for 4.5" or 5.5" coil springs....We left out the retainers for the coils and the bottom reinforcement plate for picture clarity but they come with the pair! The plate shown is for the 4.5" coils...