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Reply With QuoteI like the belltech cause it boxes the frame for more support.
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This is a discussion on djm or bell tech flip kit? within the Street forums, part of the General Discussion category; which do you prefer? why? I have a djm now but the brackets interfere with my helper bags when it ...
which do you prefer? why? I have a djm now but the brackets interfere with my helper bags when it is down I was thinking of going with a bell tech which would be easier or I could do some fabbing on the djm kit.
I like the belltech cause it boxes the frame for more support.
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actually I am just refering to the flip itself. The brackets for the axle, my cnotch is already in place
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on the flip kit, there is not much to them.... it is hard to mess one up
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WHATI am talking about the way they are made they are made two completely different ways. I see a lot of people are voting and no one is giving explanations of why they like one or the other
DJM not much support when driving down the freeway i could see the bed bounce,bell tech support is much better,you can tell by just looking at it.I have airide tech notches.:piggy:
I "think" the DJM brackets allow adjustment of pinion angle, so shims are not necessary. I might be mistaken though. Which one is better for you depends on a few factors. The belltech brackets have no adjustment for pinion angle, so a shim might be necessary if you have vibration. With the DJM brackets, the pinion angle will have to be set properly, but shims won't be needed. Personally, I like the belltech brackets; there's less stuff to worry about if the u-bolts ever get loose. As far as quality, both are good; just depends on what you like. Good luck.
Correct, I personally like the new DJM flip saddles.Originally posted by chevytruckguy
I "think" the DJM brackets allow adjustment of pinion angle, so shims are not necessary. I might be mistaken though. Which one is better for you depends on a few factors. The belltech brackets have no adjustment for pinion angle, so a shim might be necessary if you have vibration. With the DJM brackets, the pinion angle will have to be set properly, but shims won't be needed. Personally, I like the belltech brackets; there's less stuff to worry about if the u-bolts ever get loose. As far as quality, both are good; just depends on what you like. Good luck.
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