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Shackle reversal
Shackle reversal
How far forward does the front axle need to be moved when you do a shackle reversal.
I am putting rear Hilux leaves up front on my zook and am thinking about SR to get a better approach angle.
Also, would it be a problem to run it on the road with that much caster? It should self centre pretty damn quick
I am putting rear Hilux leaves up front on my zook and am thinking about SR to get a better approach angle.
Also, would it be a problem to run it on the road with that much caster? It should self centre pretty damn quick
Yes it is .. without an engineers certificate ..
Well a spring over is Illegal as well .. as is a body lift etc ..
Hell even going to a 235/75 is illegal as you have increased the rolling diameter of the tyre by more than X% (cant recall the exact figure but I belive it's 10%)
Get and engineers and all is good ..
Well a spring over is Illegal as well .. as is a body lift etc ..
Hell even going to a 235/75 is illegal as you have increased the rolling diameter of the tyre by more than X% (cant recall the exact figure but I belive it's 10%)
Get and engineers and all is good ..
hey damo,
the axle has to come forward around 1-2" and the chassis has to be extended by about 4".
icq me and I'll send you a handy link or two.
the axle has to come forward around 1-2" and the chassis has to be extended by about 4".
icq me and I'll send you a handy link or two.
Skippy
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Sam, the rear Hilux springs have and offset centre pin. That makes a long side and a short side. My experience has lead me to believe that the axle should be mounted closer to the shackle end to get the best wheel travel. This would mean that the "long side" of the spring would be in front of the axle and the "short side" of the spring would be behind the axle.
Is this how you had yours set up?????
Is this how you had yours set up?????
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