i read in the toyota section about some of the guys removing one of the front bolts out of the radius arms to stop some of the bind
woud this work of would it just be plain dangerous
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removing bolt from radius arm
removing bolt from radius arm
1990 lwb vit
4 in lift
winch,lockers,gears, 31's
4 in lift
winch,lockers,gears, 31's
It's a common landrover trick too.
It will accelerate wear on the remaining bushing, an increase load on the mount for the side that still has a bolt in. This could be an issue as coilers are already renowned for breaking mounts.
I think i'd try it offroad, but be aware of the possible consequences. Wouldn't recommend it on road due to high braking loads etc.
Steve.
It will accelerate wear on the remaining bushing, an increase load on the mount for the side that still has a bolt in. This could be an issue as coilers are already renowned for breaking mounts.
I think i'd try it offroad, but be aware of the possible consequences. Wouldn't recommend it on road due to high braking loads etc.
Steve.
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