Outer Limits 4x4 Board

there have also been track bars where a round bar is slid into some tube. this means you can have a fixed mount on the chassis, as well as the fixed diff mounts. the bar can slide in and out of the tube, and it is also able to spin as it wants inside. Thanks for the great reply. I have spoa with ...

Sorry to be a noob but i don't know squat about track bars. Can you use something like a rotatable joint (eg. in your steering arms) to allow the track bar to move at the chassis so the diff articulates with no limitations

I did mine about a year ago. But what i can remember is that i had to mover the front bar up with custom brackets. For the steering shaft i placed an additional rubber spacer for the length. (not necessary but thought it would be better). And ground out the top right hand side of the hole that the ...

joshnz1 wrote:why would u want more lift with spoa?yeah i find its a good rule of thumb 1 inch shackle lift for everything,other wise they get way to long and unsafe

Dont want lift just want more flex. i was considering superiour drop shackles but looks like i am fabricating some extended shackles. Thanks

joshnz1 wrote:1 inch of lift so 2 inches longer

Does that also apply to SPOA aswell

What is the ideal length for extended shacles