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New UCAs

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Decided to make some Street or Track UCA knockoffs, I like the design for its adjustability. They are .5" shorter than stock with a 10 degree ball joint angle (~about 10 degrees less than stock).

Tapping the tubes, this was a lot of work, I have never tapped 3/4" holes this deep before in steel:
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Bending the tubes on my home made tubing bender. 1" OD x .156" wall steel tubing bent easily at about 5000lbs:
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Tubes and Plates (got the plates water jet by one of our vendors):
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Designed a weld fixture and had it printed on our 3D printer:
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Welded Assy:
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Cross Shafts on the mill:
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Painted and Assembled with QA1 rod ends and new Moog Ball joints:
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Did that adjustable wrench go flying when you started that lathe up?:eek:

Great work....all you need are the correct tools, materials and..........skill.
 
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