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Stablity of zooks?

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Stablity of zooks?

Post by Bighazza »

Hey zook guys i dont normally come here but i am up for another 4wd now. I had previsouly owned a 40 series landcruiser that i never finished :lol:

After looking around on the NBS site it has rekindeled my love with zooks! :D

I am just wondering how do you find the stablity off road in a coily zook? like hills, side slopes etc?

also would it be realativly easy to mod??

cheers ;)
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Post by mud4b »

its as stable as a leafy zook.


they are haeder to modify and actually make them work like a leaf sprung sierra. but not saying it cant be done.

i do think (i know alot of people will disagree) that the sj80 is better than a leafy in most cases.

it just comes down to noone willing to put the time and money into them.
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Post by muppet_man67 »

my stock coiler was very stable. people sometimes commented on wacky angles that it may have been on, It never really felt that wacky.
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Post by RB zook »

just throw some lux diffs under it then it will be plenty stable :D


back in the days when mine was a stocker i thought it was more stable then a simular leafy zook
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