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rear drop shackels in hilux
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rear drop shackels in hilux
i have been told the leaf springs from a ln 167 hilux are 200mm longer then ln106, and after removing the 2 heavy leafs from them can be used with drop shackels on a 106 hilux and achieve good flex. can anyone tell me if this is correct or any other ways to get good rear flex, because at the moment the drop shackels are useless on my ute.
Re: rear drop shackels in hilux
Yep, its called an ifs rear leaf swap. If your going to remove the load leaves consider a trac bar, ladder bar, anti-wrap bar, whatever you want to call it, as well.gutlux44 wrote:i have been told the leaf springs from a ln 167 hilux are 200mm longer then ln106, and after removing the 2 heavy leafs from them can be used with drop shackels on a 106 hilux and achieve good flex. can anyone tell me if this is correct or any other ways to get good rear flex, because at the moment the drop shackels are useless on my ute.
Search for "IFS rear" in this toyota section and you should get a billion threads worth of info. Its been done alot in here.
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Ive just made some 200mm eye to eye shakles and used them, still have the standard front mounts. Any further forward and they tend to become rock anchors. If you have done everything else already you should get a great result from doing the ifs springs.gutlux44 wrote:ok ive done a search and it seems an easy way to go. the ute already has a ladder bar, 1 piece tail shaft, shocks relocated ( into a triangle) do i need to move my fixed spring mount foward 2oomm or the ifs springs just go bolt straight in?
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