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why no flex

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

The X-Link uses different Engineering to achieve flex. You cut the front mount off your axle housing. The front part is actually supported at one spot in the centre between the left and right mounts next to the diff. The front of your radius arms are then free to move and and down in relation to the other side so you get full flex.

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

We have 1 set of heavy duty fronts and 2 sets of normal duty 4" flexy coils in stock.

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