Gday,
Got to start thinking about suspension and Just wandering what sort of flex guys are getting out there with the IFS rears on there 4 runners/Luxies out there and what shocks they are running.
My truck has extended shackles all around, dropped hangers, rears to the front.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Dave
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IFS Rear springs on 85 4 runner
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IFS Rear springs on 85 4 runner
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Yeah, they do the job if you take out any load springs. because the centre pin is closwer to the front of the spring (the pivot end), then the increase in travel is not as much as you might think, but definetely worth doing. Also good idea to move hanger 4ward or chassis end shackle mount back to return shackle angle to normal to maximise up travel.
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The centre pin is actually set about an inch further from the front pin resulting in 1" extra wheel base and allowing possible better articulation. they aren't crash hot in std form though.alexcliffo wrote:Yeah, they do the job if you take out any load springs. because the centre pin is closwer to the front of the spring (the pivot end), then the increase in travel is not as much as you might think, but definetely worth doing. Also good idea to move hanger 4ward or chassis end shackle mount back to return shackle angle to normal to maximise up travel.
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