toyota 4LINK HELP
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toyota 4LINK HELP
my 95 runner has a 4"4link in the rear. im currently putn solid axle in front with 6"leafs. the rear will be getting 5.5"coils and 2.5" spacers. i need help
extending the panhar bar and the links. how do i do it right.(guidelines, graphs, charts ect??????
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for the rear, I beleive steve from sonoran steel is working on a drop bar, or you could have someone fab a drop bracket and weld it on, not that hard
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...hlight=panhard
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...hlight=panhard
#5
Do yourself a favor, cut it all off.
6" springs in front plus around 2" in a hanger and shackle means you have to get around 9" of rear lift out of the stock stuff.
Mine worked great at 4" with longer arms and otherwise stock mounts. You are asking for disaster going that high with stock stuff.
Quick and dirty? Leaves.
Performance and price? A true 4-link.
6" springs in front plus around 2" in a hanger and shackle means you have to get around 9" of rear lift out of the stock stuff.
Mine worked great at 4" with longer arms and otherwise stock mounts. You are asking for disaster going that high with stock stuff.
Quick and dirty? Leaves.
Performance and price? A true 4-link.
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Looks good adrian! Why'd you guys choose not to triangulate the lowers? Just curious, because since I've been messing with the calculator, I noticed triangulating the lowers reduces some of the roll steer.
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