Reply to "Suspension pivot bolt loading"

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No ejection seat yet. I havent yet found a way to cut a hole big enough for the seat yet maintain structural rigidity.

This joint is obviously nowhere in the stock suspension. I have fabricated a front suspension that is fully adjustable and utilizes stock style bushings instead of heim joints. Here is a photo. The joints I am concerned with are where the clevis attaches to the bushing carrier. It should be under the same loading as the main Pantera pivots. Thanks for the response.

Blaine

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