Sway Bar Bracket Lifehack

[@kamo7434]

Jason is so good. I don't know for sure, but I've always believed he was taught by the old timers and is now passing on the knowledge. Thank you, Jason.

[@robertvaldez5403]

Thank you for the videos ! From Silver City NM we love the content !

[@tanto2868]

This man always delivers

[@shanebassen5963]

Thank you for making quick informative videos full of helpful advice 😊

[@davebrock6618]

Great tip, thanks.

[@mikeb.6886]

Great idea. Thank you.

[@LasseAlber]

Very nice

[@Vad255]

It's a cool hack man!

[@aidanpatrick4292]

The perfect trick to forget next time I need a bracket!

[@flameboy7265]

And how do you do it when you don’t have a piece of half inch plate just lying around Jason 😂😂😂

[@Tyler.8046]

You'd probably just line the tab up on the edge of the material, then slide the part to line up on the other side and repeat. You still get the support on the top and bottom and a flat surface to reference the final product on.

[@nuttm3gg]

You can find scrap 1/2 plate a lot of places. Stuff that would be too small for real work would be perfect for this stuff. Just don't expect free stock when you need to do this on a 12" bracket.

[@yoitsgunattack]

"preferable" just use that you do have and as long as its thick enough to take the twisting force and thin enough to fit in the tab space it works. You hold it hammer one side on the line then shift it over and hammer the other.

[@vespadano1979]

If you're fabricating brackets you can probably come up with something.

[@jericho9510]

Neet