The Artec Industries Adjustable Inner Frame Bracket is a frame-side link mount that builds tuning into the bracket itself: multiple mounting holes spaced 1" apart let you move the link pickup up or down to dial in anti-squat and link angle after the bracket is welded in. The joint rides fully boxed in 1/4" steel, a floating top gusset adapts the bracket to nearly any frame height, and an included frame plate gives you a clean, self-jigging weld surface. Offered in 0, 10, and 25-degree versions in driver and passenger orientations to match your link plan.
Features
- 1/4" boxed steel plate construction at a high-load link pickup
- Mounting holes spaced 1" apart for adjustable link angle and anti-squat tuning
- 2.625" mounting width with a 9/16" bolt hole for common cartridge joints
- Floating top gusset adapts to virtually any frame height
- Self-jigging frame plate strengthens the rail and simplifies weld-up
- Top-access grease fitting and skid plate keep the joint serviceable and protected
- 0, 10, and 25-degree angles in driver and passenger orientations; made in USA
This is a universal weld-on bracket for custom 3-link and 4-link builds — pick the angle and side per corner, and order the quantity your layout needs since it is sold singly. Plan on at least 1" of lift. If your geometry is already locked in, the fixed-position Inner Frame Bracket is the simpler sibling, and axle-side Truss Upper Link Mounts complete the link. Browse more frame brackets and mounts and brackets.
Specifications
Adjustable Inner Frame Bracket (Single) FAQs
What does the angle option mean, and which should I pick?
The 0, 10, and 25-degree versions set the direction the link leaves the frame. Pick the angle that matches your link's path in plan view — straight back runs 0 degrees, while triangulated links use 10 or 25 degrees. Each angle comes in driver and passenger orientations so the pocket faces the right way.
How does the adjustability actually help?
The mounting holes sit 1" apart, so you can move the link's frame-side pickup up or down after the bracket is welded in. That lets you tune anti-squat, link separation, and pinion behavior during setup instead of committing to one geometry the day you weld.
How many do I need, and does it fit my frame?
It is sold as a single, so order one per link end at the frame — a typical build uses several. The floating top gusset and frame plate adapt to nearly any frame height, making it a universal weld-on part for Jeep, truck, and buggy chassis. Plan on at least 1" of lift and structural-quality welds.
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