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Old 08-28-2014, 12:29 PM
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Default 2182 rear axle brace?
I got a set of the sgt rear axle braces for the 2182, i know im asking a dumb ? But can someone post a few pix of the frame part of the brace installed. It dosent seem to line up with any holes on the frame and i wanted to make sure i did it right the first time. Dont want to drill unnecessary holes.
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Old 08-28-2014, 12:38 PM
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Sam will be along soon. Do you have the front Haban mount? IIRC that is where the front of the brace hooks to. You shouldn't need to drill anything.
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Old 08-28-2014, 12:42 PM
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Omg , yup see told you i had a dumb?
I see it now thank you.
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This is from Sam's thread on the braces.

Apparently, it comes with a new bracket to replace the original Haban one?

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...1&postcount=45
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Yea, i figured it out. I just needed that click in my head you provided. Got em mounted up and working. Thanks.
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This is how it goes together. Make sure you put some sealant on the bolts that go into the axle tube.
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Am I correct in assuming that those rear axle braces are to keep the nose of the tranny from turning up and breaking the front mounting points? Mr. Sam, where did you get those drilled rotors?
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Am I correct in assuming that those rear axle braces are to keep the nose of the tranny from turning up and breaking the front mounting points? Mr. Sam, where did you get those drilled rotors?
The brace stops most of the frame twist. The Supers because of the longer frame have a bad habit of breaking the front trans mounts.

The drilled rotors are what come on the Cyclops Supers. Not sure about older Supers.
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The drilled rotors are what come on the Cyclops Supers. Not sure about older Supers.
My 2072 has regular rotors.
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Maybe the Cyclops are faster so they need vented rotors like a race car..... LMAO
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