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DIY beadlocks with anti-coning ring

bronco_72

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Those are the ones I was talking about. They have a stamped ring so no coning and they come with hardware. I know lots of guys running their setup and they thrash on their rigs. If you are interested I can get you a number to call and you will save big $$$ over the website price.
 
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Silverhorse

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Those are the ones I was talking about. They have a stamped ring so no coning and they come with hardware. I know lots of guys running their setup and they thrash on their rigs. If you are interested I can get you a number to call and you will save big $$$ over the website price.

Sure, Thanks.;D
 

welndmn

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Anti-coning ring's don't cause leaks unless they are to big. 1/2 should work fine on all wheels.
Most of the locks I see that leak are from crappy welds.
I got mine from DIY4x.com and they don't leak.
When I welded them, I tacked the rings on, then I borrowed a turn table, and placed the wheel on it. This way I just had to hold the gun and the turn table to turn the wheel for me.
 

BroncoJAK

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Those are the ones I was talking about. They have a stamped ring so no coning and they come with hardware. I know lots of guys running their setup and they thrash on their rigs. If you are interested I can get you a number to call and you will save big $$$ over the website price.

That already looks like a good price. What all is included in a kit? Does it do all 4 or just one?
 

OX1

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Long live the 16.5 tire and H1's. Std beadlocks are a PIA with all the bolts. :p
 

welndmn

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Mine. All the bolts/nuts are flanges serred heads I had a friend make for me.


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BroncoJAK

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There just happens to be a DIY beadlock article in the current issue of CRAWL. Pretty good except for the fact the bonehead uses steel BB's for balancing.
 

BroncoJAK

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Anything interesting, I don't subscribe, yet.

Yeah this is the issue to get. They have a good article on the SOB gathering in Oregon. So there is actual Broncos in the mag. instead of just high dollar monster crawlers with Bronco skins.
 
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Silverhorse

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I am running poison spyder bead locks, 17x9.5. I just copied and pasted this from their site.


Grade 8 Nickel Plated 3/8" socket head hardware is standard on all Spyder Locks.
Socket head? Is that the same as hex? I'll look on their site .Thanks

Oh, nice products! The bolt head is flush with the outer bead.
 
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