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show me your "anti wrap" - blazinchuck - 09-17-2010
looking for some of your ideas please, i know i need to add one to my bronco. post up some pics too if ya can. thanks,Chuck
show me your "anti wrap" - nhopman - 09-17-2010
Mines pretty simple, but works really well. It is just a straight bar with heims at both ends. It is solid mounted to the top of the pumpkin and then to a bar that sits across the frame rails, there are no links. I can try to take some pics this weekend and post them up for you.
Nick
show me your "anti wrap" - blazinchuck - 09-17-2010
nhopman Wrote:Mines pretty simple, but works really well. It is just a straight bar with heims at both ends. It is solid mounted to the top of the pumpkin and then to a bar that sits across the frame rails, there are no links. I can try to take some pics this weekend and post them up for you.
Nick
that would be awesome Nick...thanks
show me your "anti wrap" - nhopman - 09-18-2010
Chuck, Here you go.
Pic 1 = mounted on top of the pumpkin. There is a 1/4" plate welded to the top, I didn't think the housing steel was enough for the stress the anti-wrap would put on it. the tabs are welded to the plate.
Pic 2 = tabs welded to a square tube welded to the frame. The anti-wrap bar follows the line the Drive Shaft takes.
Pic 3 = different view of the pumpkin mount.
Pic 4 = Where I mounted the square tube to the frame and it is also welded to the body mounts. the tube is a 2"x2" 1/4" wall
Nick
show me your "anti wrap" - bucketobolts - 09-18-2010
Here is the one I ran on my 9". I had solid bushings on the axle end and 2 hiems on the pivot/shackle. It stopped all my axle wrap and did not bind the articulation.
![[Image: Tractionbar.jpg]](http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/Bucketobolts/Bronco/Tractionbar.jpg)
![[Image: Tractionbarbracket.jpg]](http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/Bucketobolts/Bronco/Tractionbarbracket.jpg)
![[Image: Tractionbarshackle.jpg]](http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/Bucketobolts/Bronco/Tractionbarshackle.jpg)
show me your "anti wrap" - abunchofidiots - 09-19-2010
Nice and thick tube, bushings on axle end. 1/4 elliptical shackle on frame side. Mounted a few inches away from the pumpkin. Matched the driveshaft angle and worked awesome.
![[Image: 1-nov-05-7.JPG]](http://www.abunchofidiots.com/kevin/jeep/axleswap/1-nov-05-7.JPG)
![[Image: 1-nov-05-3.JPG]](http://www.abunchofidiots.com/kevin/jeep/axleswap/1-nov-05-3.JPG)
show me your "anti wrap" - broncosbybart - 10-23-2010
That isn't a Bronco. It can't possibly work... Actually Aaron's looks pretty slick. Otherwise, a link from the top of the housing to a piece of square tube acting as a frame crossmember is simple and easy. WH sells one that you might be able to get some ideas from. If you want, I might have their brackets that you could trace out to dupilcate.