u bolt shops in sa?

[texasxj]

what the title says

[stx4wheeler]

get them from autozone or whatever store you use, places that make them, charge out the yin yang to make those......

[J Cooper]

oreilys

[CheapJeep]

What size you need? I got an assortment from all my trips to NAPA. Just measure the I.D., T.L., and T.D. then you're set. Just check them because sometimes they put the wrong ones in the box.

[texasxj]

pretty sure yours wont work robby but you never know. just need stock ones for now. and then longer ones for AALs and/or zero rates. ill check though robby-wont be back home until next sun for a minute or two on the way back from the lease

[Sharpe]

The spring shop in corpus only charges $40 a set for custom u-bolts. Thats with nuts and washers.

[davido]

I bought mine from 4wheelparts. I think they're Skyjacker. They're spendy though.

[uglyota]

If you can find a good spring shop or big truck shop they should be able to make some cheaply. I wasn't able to find one in CS but you may find one in SA. Yellow pages

[agjohn02]

all-thread and a torch

[eight]

I've recently found that carquest has them cheaper than orielleys.

[TxCruzr]

all-thread and a torch

is the pollock logged onto your computer :confused2

[TMatheaus]

there is ace spring in downtown sa, they'll make them while you wait for them

[CheapJeep]

Just get a couple random u-bolts, cut the threads off, and weld em' to the housing...problem solved. :flipoff2:

I know I have a set with an I.D. of 3", 6-8" length (I need to check), as well as a set with 3 1/8" I.D., same length. Any autoparts store will have them, but it's probably the same as what a spring shop will quote you.