INTRODUCING ARTEC INDUSTRIES LINE OF FABRICATION BRACKETS

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OUR VISION - Offer a better looking bracket AND make it work better too!

With our new line of brackets, we want to introduce a better looking product that has that custom one-off look AND solve some of the issues that have plagued some of the generic brackets on the market, thus making them function better. Some common features that you'll see among our new brackets are: better access to grease fittings, bottom protection of the joint on lower link brackets, designs that make the bracket look like it was designed to be there from the beginning rather than just a piece of metal slapped on later, etc. Below are some of the highlights for this particular bracket that set it apart from all the others.

Everything you need - coil spring, shock and link mounts (optional) - all in one compact and easy to assemble bracket.
3/16" thick mild steel coil and shock brackets. 1/4" thick LCA brackets for strength and impact resistance. Precision CNC cut and bent for great fitment.
Coil correction STAMPED into coil bucket for a flush standing coil. Others mount a not flat coil on a flat coil bucket resulting in bowing or leaning.
Lower Link brackets available in 0, 10 and 22 degree angles...perfect for any suspension type. Link brackets can be offset in virtually any amount since they are separate brackets.
Option to not include lower link brackets for those who may already have them or have other ideas on what they want to do.
Bump formed Bumpstop pad with threaded retainer hardware allows you to use your factory style upper bumpstops.
Adjustable shock mounting width to use virtually any type of eye mounted shock
Narrow under structure allows you to overlap bracket over differential casting ends.
The STYLE of the bracket gives a unique, custom one-off look you'd get with a high dollar fabrication shop. No more brackets that look like modified pieces of angle iron or c-channel, but rather formed pieces of artwork to show off.

Q: How high does the bottom of the coil bucket stand from the axle tube? I'm trying to find an all in one style bracket that will clear on the short side of a d60.

Asked by: Kolby B. - 9/9/2017

A: Roughly 1" above the axle tube

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Answer provided by: Tom Kellough (9/13/2017)

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Q: What coil diameter is the recess built for?

Asked by: Ryan - 1/2/2017

A: 5.5” standard TJ front coil springs

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Answer provided by: Tom Kellough (7/14/2017)

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Q: This bracket comes in pieces, are there any installation instructions?

Asked by: Dan - 5/13/2018

A: Nothing written, but the way they are made it is only possible to assemble one way. Once assembled they simply get welded together and then to the axle in the same position as the stock mounts.

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Answer provided by: Armando Verdugo (5/15/2018)

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Q: Will these clear the 14B modular truss and not be too wide for the average back halfed TJ/YJ? As an alternative to the TJ rear coil buckets offered in the combo kit?

Asked by: JJ O. - 7/12/2018

A: This Coil bucket is less wide overall than the normal TJ bucket with the flanges bent on the sides. You'll have more space with these to move the coil bucket around to line up. However the coil stamping and retainer is designed for TJ front coil springs not a rear spring so that aspect will not work. You could potentially remove the retainer and weld a tube to the center like the normal TJ rear coil perches.

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Answer provided by: Nate Price (7/12/2018)

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Q: what is the measurement in between the link mounting surfaces? Im doing a custom build and have links already, was seeing if this would work w the links I have. Thank you

Asked by: nick - 11/29/2018

A: The inside mounting width of the link bracket is 2.625" which is a common width for Jeep lower control arms, bushings, cartridge style (Johnny) joints, and 1.25" heims with misalignment spacers.

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Answer provided by: Nate Price (12/3/2018)

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Warning: This Part Requires General Mechanical Abilities If you are not confident in your abilities Please have this product installed at a Local Off-Road Shop .

Step 1:

Take an inventory of your parts, If you are missing any parts Please contact Artec Industries Immediately @ (855) 278-3299 M-F 8:30am-5pm MST if it is after those hours please email us pictures of what you received , along with product labels on the box and packing slip at [email protected]

Step 2:

Lay out all of the parts You will take Part 9 and flip it over so the part number is facing down. Insert part number 14 in the slot in the corresponding slot and slip part number 13 in the slot on the other slot the tabs and key ways are specific so it will only fit one way. Now insert part 15 into the groove on the part 13/14 brackets there will be a small rounded relief that will sit on the coil indentation . Tack weld the brackets into place .

Step 3 :

Continue Step 2 Process on the brackets for the opposite side.

Step 4:

Flip over the coil mounts. Using your shock run a bolt through the coil bracket and the # 12 ( or #4) bracket depending on what coil bucket you are working on to set the shock mounting width . Tack weld the tab for the shock mount into place and remove the shock.

Step 5:

Place pieces 10 and 11 on bracket 9 . Place your coil spring on piece 9 in the stamped coil relief and use the spring to center pieces 10 and 11. Remove the spring and tack weld all pieces together. Repeat this process for the other side.

Step 6:

Fully weld the brackets together . You should have 2 tabs left ( Part # 16 and 8) save those for later .

Step 7:

Weld the coil buckets onto your axle in the desired position for your build . Now take the number 16 bracket and places it at the front of the coil brackets in between the 13 and 14 the 16 bracket should be contacting the axle tube and weld it into place you will repeat this process for the other side also. After they are welded prime and paint the parts and your job is complete .

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Q: How high does the bottom of the coil bucket stand from the axle tube? I'm trying to find an all in one style bracket that will clear on the short side of a d60.

Q: What coil diameter is the recess built for?

Q: This bracket comes in pieces, are there any installation instructions?

Q: Will these clear the 14B modular truss and not be too wide for the average back halfed TJ/YJ? As an alternative to the TJ rear coil buckets offered in the combo kit?

Q: what is the measurement in between the link mounting surfaces? Im doing a custom build and have links already, was seeing if this would work w the links I have. Thank you

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