Rear Seat Question

[DaveTM]

Originally Posted by Melonbuster

I don't play golf but if I did the easiest solution would be to leave the wife and kids home and go golf with a buddy. Plenty of room for him, me and the clubs with no nagging and whining.

I don't know. How does this one help?

[Rickochet]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

I don't know. How does this one help?

That one doesn't help either. But the fact that it came after your's makes yours more helpful?

The original poster has asked for help. If people don't have anything helpful to post why trash up the thread?

[DaveTM]

Originally Posted by Rickochet

That one doesn't help either. But the fact that it came after your's makes yours more helpful?

The original poster has asked for help. If people don't have anything helpful to post why trash up the thread?

I notice your fingers keep typing. And BTW....who voted you king? Big brother? Communist oversight committee chair? Director of kill all humor? Definer of what is or is not humor?

[Rickochet]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

I notice your fingers keep typing. And BTW....who voted you king? Big brother? Communist oversight committee chair? Director of kill all humor? Definer of what is or is not humor?

Just trying to promote some common courtesies and forum etiquette which seem to be totally lacking here.

[Vavoomskill]

Maybe look for an aluminium one.. Will save a bit of weight. may not fix the whole problem of saggy rear end ,, but couldn't hurt

[Rickochet]

Originally Posted by Vavoomskill

Maybe look for an aluminium one.. Will save a bit of weight. may not fix the whole problem of saggy rear end ,, but couldn't hurt

A friend of mine made some 2" longer shackles from some 1/4" x 1 1/2" flat steel stock and it took care of the rear sag. I got some steel stock from Lowes for about $9 and will do the same. It was an easy change according to my bud and didn't require any other changes or issues with cables or shocks. I think that there is a video on Youtube on how to do this.