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need help with 3/4 eliptic

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need help with 3/4 eliptic

Post by TYLER »

hey guys, just wondering who i can talk to about 3/4 and 1/4 eliptic spring setups for my lil lux, most probly 3/4, just need to know wats in it and wats a rounda bout cost
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Post by sierrajim »

lots of 3/4 tech in the zook section. Same theory can be adapted to your hilux.

Have you looked at coils instead? This would give you a more comfortable ride, better handling and imporved wheel travel.

All 3/4 will give you is more suspension droop.
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Post by Shorty40 »

Dave camps Lux (gold chopped runner) has 1/4 elliptic rear. Think his login is "dave"
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Post by MY45 »

Or have a search for 3?4 elliptic :roll: :D Oh i have it as well :armsup:
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Post by Shorty40 »

MY45 wrote:Or have a search for 3?4 elliptic :roll: :D Oh i have it as well :armsup:
I knew you had it - but everyone knows you have "it" :finger: :lol: :lol:

Yours isnt a lux though :P

BTW - In the time it takes to type some scathing comment about the search button, you could have answered the question :finger: (this isn't directed just at you Adam, but 93.4% of threads on the forum lately ;) )
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Post by TYLER »

yea thankz guys, is there many lux's about with eliptic setups under em?
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Post by 45punkbus »

Shorty40 wrote:
MY45 wrote:Or have a search for 3?4 elliptic :roll: :D Oh i have it as well :armsup:
BTW - In the time it takes to type some scathing comment about the search button, you could have answered the question :finger: (this isn't directed just at you Adam, but 93.4% of threads on the forum lately ;) )
too true :D
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Post by MY45 »

45punkbus wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:
MY45 wrote:Or have a search for 3/4 elliptic :roll: :D Oh i have it as well :armsup:
BTW - In the time it takes to type some scathing comment about the search button, you could have answered the question :finger: (this isn't directed just at you Adam, but 93.4% of threads on the forum lately ;) )
too true :D
My comment wasnt scathing, it was mearly some words of advice. I cant be arsed searching for someone else. I have already given my advice about 3/4 setups a few times, so if you want it have a search :D
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Post by just cruizin' »

3/4 are much simplier to setup and could be done pretty quick. I have not done this myself so do not proclaim to be an expert. But it seems with a second set of main leaves, a few u-bolts and a bit of mucking around you could have a setup that works fairly well.

Personaly I would be looking at coils over a 3/4 setup first, the cost and engineering would be huge in comparasion
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