So my idea of just fliping the jig fixtures for left and right will not work because of the crazy angle on the front upper arm. So I will need to build a new fixture. But I did build a lower arm and you can see it next to its stock counterpart.



I feel like I am making some progress.
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Looks good.

Front Arms done. And so am I for the weekend. I'm going to relax for the rest of the day.

nice!!! progress is looking good man, cant wait to see the rears made!!

put them fronts on and show us!!!

So a little progress update. Ya I havent been working on it much but thats life some times.

So I finished the fixture for the rear upper arms and have one started. I picked up the shock tabs last night so I can finish the rear uppers up today. (thats my goal).


My friend Andrew who did all the machine work for the jig stuff just finished my rear axles. I only had material to do the rears so untill I have time to pick up more this is all I have.

Anyways Andrew did an awesome job! The funny thing is his axles turn more true then the factory ones did.



All tig welded.

I reached my goal for the day and more. Finished the top rear arms. Then Built the fixture for the lower rear arms. And spent time during the day spraying some paint on the arms. 6 down 2 to go. My goal is to finish the arms tomorrow.

Did you put the shock tab in the same location as the stock one?

Nevermind, just read the entire thread and answered my own question.

And we have a full set of arms! Next up install then testing.

looking good! Great thread!!

I finaly went and picked up my Teryx from my sisters house. Thats where I store alot of my stuff for the winter. I got home just as the sun was going down but still had to start the install. I am pumped. I got one corner done.
I just droped off the rest of the material for Andrew monday so I hope he has some time to do my front axles. With any luck I may be able to take it for a short testing trip this weekend.