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hilux steering

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hilux steering

Post by jamesezekiel »

hi all just a question how much lift would i be able to put into my ln65 hilux solid axle front before i need to put a modified drag link in. thanks all any help is appreciated
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Re: hilux steering

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I think any lift would put pressure on the standard draglink, apart from a body lift.
Why risk it??
The last thing you want is for the draglink to fail and you have no steering.
For the sake of $270. Which is how much you can buy them for from Locktup.

You can flip the ball on the J-arm from the bottom to the top, which may give you a little bit more room, but like I said, its not really worth the risk.
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Re: hilux steering

Post by georgey »

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thought you were talking adjustable torque rod
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Re: hilux steering

Post by jamesezekiel »

Thanks dudelux very helpfull
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