These HD drop brackets vs RC drop brackets??
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From: Columbia, SC
Year: 2001
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Hey guys, has anyone run these HD leaf spring brackets as opposed to the RC drop brackets??
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit
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From: Soddy Daisy TN
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Haven't personally run them but looking at the two the HD version mounts to the stock location as well as the frame rail, RC only mounts to stock location so it's pretty obvious which would be stronger.
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Yes the HD are stronger. But why do we need stronger than stock location mounting? I have the RC, they mount in the stock location and thats what I like about them, super easy install. Dont worry, they are not going anywhere. they are beef and work wonders. Do not hesitate, buy them. As far as RC or HD thats up to you.
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Yeah the mounting difference is the first thing I noticed. The fact they are the same price and the shipping on the HD bracket is only $10.....I do believe I know which ones im going to purchase. Glad I came across these as well......im sold. But my question still remains is anyone running these on their rig??
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Yes the HD are stronger. But why do we need stronger than stock location mounting? I have the RC, they mount in the stock location and thats what I like about them, super easy install. Dont worry, they are not going anywhere. they are beef and work wonders. Do not hesitate, buy them. As far as RC or HD thats up to you.
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From: Frankfort IL
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Yes, ride quality improved greatly. They put my shacle at 45degree angle so now while driving the shackle "gives" back and forth. Oh yeah and if you have RC leafs (I am assuming) they are too short now and your shackle is probably either vertical or pulled inwards as opposed to outward. These are a must for RC springs. The ride is much much better.
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Yes the HD are stronger. But why do we need stronger than stock location mounting? I have the RC, they mount in the stock location and thats what I like about them, super easy install. Dont worry, they are not going anywhere. they are beef and work wonders. Do not hesitate, buy them. As far as RC or HD thats up to you.
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I mean as i read from other forums im hearing great things about both products. I guess I really cant go wrong with either one.......
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write hd on the top half of a peace of paper and rc on the bottom grab about 12 of your favorite beers drink them put the paper on the wall close your eyes and throw a dart at the paper lol i just bought the hd ones today lol
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The RC brackets are based on the Original HD brackets.. Seems to me the improved NEW version of the HD brackets should be better than their old design.
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