jos51700 said

I can tell you, a "thin" piece of metal won't match what you're getting with the Firm Feel piece.
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jos51700 said

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I can, but I won't, because Firm Feel makes good stuff for all of us, and I don't want to see a million threads about people whining because all the Mopar parts shops closed up. Having held the parts in my hand, I'll say you're gettin your money's worth at retail. If you disagree, engineer up a better one, tool up to make a few hundred, and see what you can sell em for and see how happy you are when someone copies exactly what you did to save themselves a few bucks instead of coming up with one on their own.

Or call China; I'm sure Wang already has a substandard copy in the works.

Edit: if FF goes out of business before I install them, then I'll be happy to measure these parts.

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roadrunninMark said

You don't have to tap the long nut for the set screws, they just "snug it up". I've already posted the correct bearing with set screws and grease fitting, $15.99. How hard is it to made a cardboard cutout with a few holes cut into it and then transfer it to a thin piece of metal? Even if the long nut is $15 that leaves you over $100 to make the thin bracket and 4 nuts/bolts to get, not including shipping, which is probably at least $20. It is even worse for chargerST as he is in Austria.

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