Link mounts

[garage_runner81]

wondering which style mount would be better... a plated style mount or a machined mount w pockets... any pros n cons? any help would be appreciated... Thanks

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[atomicjoe23]

For the most part the only difference would be cosmetic assuming both were adequately designed and welded. . .my $.02

[richard cretsinger]

what kind of mount?

[redsilvy]

Link mounts off the rear axle housing.

[richard cretsinger]

I really like the machined tab, although they are more money. There are companies that offer a complete set up for three link or four link that are all plate for alot cheaper and work just as well. Totally your call. Summit machine offers the billet ones in chromoly or mild. And can also build them for your correct tube diameter.

[redsilvy]

Ending up coming out like this and am very happy them.

[RACERX686]

Where did you end up getting those? Bitchin!! looking for some myself and dont want some chinsy ones..

[Dezertdisasters]

These were machined for my rear end out of 3/4" chromoly, and they cost more than plate, but there is less welding and fab time so you get some of that money back.

[Chester1]

These were machined for my rear end out of 3/4" chromoly, and they cost more than plate, but there is less welding and fab time so you get some of that money back.

What thickness does the material end up being where the bolt hole is ?

[Dezertdisasters]

What thickness does the material end up being where the bolt hole is ?

They are made by PRD in Santee, and they are a fat 3/8" thick at the bolt hole