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I'm piecing together a setup for my 1977 Monte and need help finding the correct brackets to use.
I see they make a cup that will sit over the nub on the rear axle but I feel like this is not the safest way. Should I go with a weld in bag over axle bracket instead? Or is there a easier way I'm missing?
Also the front I get more or less just uses a cup and some all thread to secure to the top but what would be the correct way of securing the lower?
I plan to build a set of cupped lowers down the road but for now I'm just looking for a simple, budget friendly, as bolt in as possible way to get it on bags and rolling.
These are the brackets I was considering for the rear.
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Couple pics of the spare chassis for reference.
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I see they make a cup that will sit over the nub on the rear axle but I feel like this is not the safest way. Should I go with a weld in bag over axle bracket instead? Or is there a easier way I'm missing?
Also the front I get more or less just uses a cup and some all thread to secure to the top but what would be the correct way of securing the lower?
I plan to build a set of cupped lowers down the road but for now I'm just looking for a simple, budget friendly, as bolt in as possible way to get it on bags and rolling.
These are the brackets I was considering for the rear.
73-88 MONTE CARLO REAR KIT - Air Ride, Hydraulics, Wire Wheels | Cool Cars Engineering
Our CCE bracket system consists of all the necessary mounting hardware. CCE has Designed the brackerts to give you the lowest possible appearance with keeping in mindthe new generation of larger wheels (18"-22"). This system has the greatest application covefrage and versatility of all of our...
www.coolcars.org
Couple pics of the spare chassis for reference.
