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Thread: Can wheelie bars be attached to the frame AND axle?
          
   
   

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    I agree 100% with Dave. Attach all 4 points to the rear end. back in the 70's & early 80's there were a few bars mounted to the body (frame) only but they were not as effective as rear end mounted bars. I've never seen bars mounted to the body & rear end. Every time the suspension moves the hieght of the bars would change. I don't see how they would be effective. Might even be dangerous. Mine mount to the four link on the bottom outside the shocks & because of chassis clearance issues the top bars mount to the top of the rear end "between" the shocks.
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