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upper control arm bracket
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I'm going to start my cobra build soon, getting all my parts together, and I while going through some members galleries in the CRII forum, I cam across these pics. I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about these brackets that appear to add the proper angle to the upper control arm and change the way they mount. The CRII didn't build the upper mount to have the tilt back to help prevent nose dive. Any feedback, experience with them, know where to get them?
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http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/s...5/ppuser/24609Additional photo of the bracket
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Tom Beroth made the ones DV and Don Scott recommended and I think Don copied the design for CRII. He is Hard Dog Fabrications now but does not make them anymore. They are going to email some pictures and info. I’m not sure that’s his, it lets you use shims and locks the arm down.
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I'm trying to load other images and drawings, but they wont download. I saved some pics off tcrist's gallery. there's two different brackets.
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The thread “Don, another question: front end alignment “ started 06 05 2005 by cobra427mnsi, last post 02 02 2009, has all the details and photos. My photos won’t load too. Terry checked out about 5 years ago. The bracket in your photo is the alignment saver 2 drawing in his gallery. Check out the front end in capteddies gallery in the radiator photo
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