89whiteXJ

I found these the other day. Kinda neat or crap?
http://dirt-fab.3dcartstores.com/Pol...ets_p_318.html

freegdr

just being honest material looks kinda thin to me .

ericfx1984

my thoughts exactly

89whiteXJ

not so much metal but more the idea? I can build it stonger.

freegdr

i think the idea is good but id make them longer and bolt on with sleves to go through the frame to clamp it better

Gatchmo5710

????For the price why not get a cross member too that provides more protection????

xjmarc

Seen them in action and they are excellent. Work way better than radius arms. The ones I saw were welded as well as bolted on.

outkast

x2

xjmarc

One of the good things about these is you don't have to remove your suspension to drop the trans.

N20jeep

The idea is good.

And while they are somewhat better than radius arms. They still provide an arc similar to a radius arm along with diff rotation also similar to a radius arm ( which imo, is better with a double cardon driveshaft)

The main plus is they provide less stress on axle side CA mount bushings than a radius arm

MallCrawlXJ

do you guys realize that there are ALOT of JeepSpeed guys running poly performance's kit?

i think it is a very well designed mount system. it sandwiches your ''frame'' from top to bottom instead if putting holes in your already thin and weak unibody. this is exactly how i designed my last 4-link set-up.

i would personally rossett weld all of the holes and stitch weld all the way around it.

it is a little costly, but after building my own a few times, well worth not having to spend 8 hrs building 2 mounts.......my $.02

jcwclm

x2 on pretty much everything that has been said so far. I say use their design and make it all out of 1/4" and just plain beefier. Definitley a good design though.

89whiteXJ

My plan was to use it as a 3 link kit. Both lowers and one upper.