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just wondering if anyone is running x link and superior super flex drop arms just wondering if its worth the dollars i am running drop box 5 inch coils and adjustable ranchos with x link not chasing more flex mainly more clearance as its a middy and every bit counts not everyone has a monster truck (terradog) flex would just be a bonus i guess still got a bit of travel left in shocks so can handle it wat you think i should do cheers

Can you retype that with some punctuation please. It's stupidly hard to read and understand.

You might also want to enter the word x link in the search function.
There are a number of good threads.

yeah sorry mate just didnt want to trawl through all the mindless bullsh#t people have to say about a simple question next time ill title it**english lesson wanted** other than that do you have any helpfull advice thanks

LOWBUG wrote:yeah sorry mate just didnt want to trawl through all the mindless bullsh#t people have to say about a simple question next time ill title it**english lesson wanted** other than that do you have any helpfull advice thanks

Are you serious? oh wait its school holidays again isnt it...........It wasn't a simple question as no one can understand it. Try adding some full stops and commas and getting rid of your attitude

ok ok, im sorry for the punctuation mistakes, just wanted to find out wat some other peaple had to say. I do want to add that the first two people to reply to my question have not helped what so ever and are infact doing exactly what i have alredy refered to. I have quickly looked throgh the seach results and not come across anyone running xlink and super flex arms at the same time, any help would be great i have prob missed the thread that is on this.
ps........what does school holidays have to do with an xlink or radius arms

LOWBUG wrote:ok ok, im sorry for the punctuation mistakes, just wanted to find out wat some other peaple had to say. I do want to add that the first two people to reply to my question have not helped what so ever and are infact doing exactly what i have alredy refered to. I have quickly looked throgh the seach results and not come across anyone running xlink and super flex arms at the same time, any help would be great i have prob missed the thread that is on this.
ps........what does school holidays have to do with an xlink or radius arms

When its school holidays we get people like you hanging around

yeah my parents only let me use the computer on the holidays,you must be the same,i have noticed in your two replies still no advice other than the same attitude you told me to loose.
its simple all i want is some help,if you cant give me that,then your input is not manditory. thanks

personally I don't understand how people can think that the drop boxes create a clearance problem.

I'm 4" with DBs, and I may hit them occassionally, but wouldn't see the benefit of having arms versus the dollars. I think its a great set-up.

I had drop boxes with a 3 inch lift and it made the angles go too far the other way. The arm actually angled down to the box a bit.

I took them out, and now am looking for the best correction as it's a bit all over the place on the road.

Are there different size drop boxes?

HeathGQ wrote:personally I don't understand how people can think that the drop boxes create a clearance problem.

I'm 4" with DBs, and I may hit them occassionally, but wouldn't see the benefit of having arms versus the dollars. I think its a great set-up.

x2...i think they are brilliant.

Quadcamshorty wrote:I had drop boxes with a 3 inch lift and it made the angles go too far the other way. The arm actually angled down to the box a bit.

I took them out, and now am looking for the best correction as it's a bit all over the place on the road.

Are there different size drop boxes?

For a 3inch lift you can just use offset castor bushes in the control arms.

trying to understand the original post? so you want to run an Xlink and superflex arms? doesn't work that way sorry, 2 totally different setups.

yeah im running x link already with caster bushes and drop boxs, the car is now four link coil over rear with extended wheelbase,etc,etc,etc. it seems to get hung up on the drop box and cross member,so i was thinking of running arms and making a high clearance cross member to try solve this problem(at least help any way). now i know they are totally different but was asking if they would work together or for some reason not work
flex is not the aim of this mod i am alredy very happy with the xlink it is so simple and effective,i have also read on here there is problems with standard arms bending, any advise or first hand experience would be great thanks

Quadcamshorty wrote:I had drop boxes with a 3 inch lift and it made the angles go too far the other way. The arm actually angled down to the box a bit.

I took them out, and now am looking for the best correction as it's a bit all over the place on the road.

Are there different size drop boxes?

Are you sure your springs are actually sitting at 3"? Most drop boxes are made to a specific drop (although some try to cater for multiple lift amounts), so in theory your 3" boxes should line up your arms perfectly with 3" lifted springs. I know my 4" setup is perfect (Superior).

Radius bushes might be your answer, albeit a "cheap" way out.

LOWBUG ... if you could see your way clear, to retype your question in a READABLE format, you would be far more likely to get some real help.

The two people who asked for a readable format, are quite likely people who can help, and possibly would if you'd taken care of your attitude.

This thread is also void of replies from many other people who could help you, but they too, took one look and went away shaking their heads.

Treat us with respect, and we will return that courtesy.

Bring in attitude, and that too will be returned.

It is all just so easy.

Eddy wrote:LOWBUG ... if you could see your way clear, to retype your question in a READABLE format, you would be far more likely to get some real help.

The two people who asked for a readable format, are quite likely people who can help, and possibly would if you'd taken care of your attitude.

This thread is also void of replies from many other people who could help you, but they too, took one look and went away shaking their heads.

Treat us with respect, and we will return that courtesy.

Bring in attitude, and that too will be returned.

It is all just so easy.

A bloke isn't up to scratch on his punctuation so everyone jumps on him... is that fair? And what attitude? Harden up