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Topic: IRS frame rail bracket bracing
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LXjames
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Member # 10791
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About to start my IRS swap on the mclaren after I do the pinion seal. Anyways there's a rear mount bracket that swings into the frame rail near the gas tank. From why I understand the frame rail is empty that's why it bends. Should I open it up from the top and insert any extra bracing or metal in there to prevent the frame rail from collapsing or rolling the bolt holes over time?
All suggestion welcome thanks Cafords
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Posts: 4761 | From: Pittsburg CA | Registered: Mar 2011
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Wht86drop
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Member # 12104
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When I did my boys hatch I used fat washers and long thick bolts that went through the frame to the inside of the car. Simple and after a lot of dogging, still no issues at all. One thing I would have done a little different would be a plate on top and bottom of the frame under the fat washers I put in.
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Posts: 1669 | From: East Palo Alto, Fiji Islands | Registered: Jun 2012
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Duncan Motors
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Member # 7045
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yeah brace it on top of what above guy did.
Posts: 6310 | From: Vallejo | Registered: Sep 2006
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