sas vs. long a-arm kit...opinions?
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sas vs. long a-arm kit...opinions?
Just wanted get some feedback on these mods...would u do a sas or long a-arm kit like the one offered by Total Chaos. Pics of long a-arm kit @
http://www.chaosfab.com/gen2caddy.html
http://www.chaosfab.com/gen2caddy.html
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I would do the sas. Regardless of if oyu do the long a-arm or not, you can only go so far without a solid axle. You will like the added articulation of the sas. I also couldnt quite get past the gigantic gray oval on that site that makes me scroll sideways...
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Originally Posted by drguitarum2005
I also couldnt quite get past the gigantic gray oval on that site that makes me scroll sideways...
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Originally Posted by calrockx
it shows up properly if you use internet explorer browser
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oh i know, ie blows, but occacsionly you'll need it for sites like that.
back to the subject at hand...
not that i'm too familiar with these setups too well, but if i were gonna shell out big bucks i'd go for the system that flexes better and has the strength - sas. it's pretty routine for the 2nd gen 4runners it seems. wheel your rig lots and you'll get an idea of what you need for your truck and what your current setup will or won't do for you.
back to the subject at hand...
not that i'm too familiar with these setups too well, but if i were gonna shell out big bucks i'd go for the system that flexes better and has the strength - sas. it's pretty routine for the 2nd gen 4runners it seems. wheel your rig lots and you'll get an idea of what you need for your truck and what your current setup will or won't do for you.
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this is kind of like comparing apples and oranges. if you want to go fast and jump stuff, i'd go with the IFS kit. if you want to crawl, go with the SAS. and if you just want to jump on the bandwagon because everybody and their mom has one, you're in the wrong hobby
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
this is kind of like comparing apples and oranges. if you want to go fast and jump stuff, i'd go with the IFS kit. if you want to crawl, go with the SAS. and if you just want to jump on the bandwagon because everybody and their mom has one, you're in the wrong hobby
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