Need some spacers to keep the clevises from interfering with some of the frame tubes. Also, custom load-spreading washers that my FEA says are important:
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- Starting the lower suspension clevis spacers by facing, turning to size, and drilling aluminum rod.
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- Lathe cutting the angled face on spacer
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- Using a cutoff tool to cut the part off.
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- Long rod to be used for washers is center-drilled for tailstock support
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- Aluminum rod is lathe-turned to correct outside diameter.
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- Rod is milled flat to half diameter
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- Drilling holes for bolts that attach clevises to frame
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- Washers are cut to approximate size with angle grinder, then faced at 30 degrees with this setup.
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- Eight lower suspension attachment clevis assemblies finished.
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- Each assembly consists of these eight parts.
LudemannEngineering 
Hi Jim looking good