Well here they are. They work perfect. With these you no longer need to cut your rear shaft or get a Mtn shaft to drop the rear suspension mounts. These will drop the rear a minimum of 3.5 inches. I am sure Bruce can make the half moon go up farther for people wanting less drop. It is a perfect fit, you bolt them to the tunnel at existing hole, and the suspension bolts right in. I am was going to send them back to Bruce once I got my holes drilled, but if the top hole is there, then you can decide yourself what drop you want or make multiple holes for different depths. As for securing it the the tunnel I am going to put 7 rivits around the outside edge, and put a bolt through the hole with a nut lock tighted to the inside. Hope it all makes sense. Maxdlx
Well it won't let me post pics, i will email them to Tom so he can post them
Well it won't let me post pics, i will email them to Tom so he can post them
grapeape
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I would run 4 10mm bolts + the one in the old hole myself, as getting longer rivets to hold up over time won't be easy. Plus you can go back to stock and keep your brackets for another sled a little easier 
yamvip
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So i need too know whats all involved in these brackets for install???And how much lift will i see?Are they adjustable?
They can be made adjustable, just drill more holes in them, and drop them down in the tunnel more. In the stock form, it is 3 inches of raise. Maxdlx
VmaxSx600
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how much for those?
would they work on my sx?
would they work on my sx?
I think Bruce is charging $85 for them, and yes they will work great on a sx. Maxdlx
yamvip
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yeah but do you need to change the whole skid around???
Just drop the center down 1.5 inches, and reset your suspension as you normally would. It doesn't change anything. Maxdlx
VmaxSx600
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So it raises the back up 3 inches? sounds pretty easy to install