3"

[rover4x4]

Have any of you gotten away with just going rear links and radius arms?

 

[bovw]

That's what I went with, but eventually put on a TW front shaft to deal with the vibe.

 

[sven]

That's what I went with, but eventually put on a TW front shaft to deal with the vibe.

X2

 

[jonesy66]

I had to do the drive shaft immediately....killer vibes!
Also put a RTE "block" on the rear axle A frame link...this pushed the rear axle back an inch or two to ensure the "footprint" remained the same.

 

[Nomar]

I ran 3" lift with RTE rear links and stock front arms for awhile.
No vibes.
Put 1" spacers on it and got vibes. Put a DII front shaft on and all was fine.

 

[skippy3k]

From what I understand, none of this is an exact science. Some vehicles experience vibrations, others don't. I remember when I lifted my P38, I got some slight vibration. So I got a GB driveshaft. That made the vibrations worse. I had Bill check the driveshaft again, reinstalled it, and still had worse vibes. So I went back to a standard driveshaft and barely noticed the vibrations.

 

[stevenmd]

From what I understand, none of this is an exact science. Some vehicles experience vibrations, others don't.

Yup, 3" RTE lift here, only added rear links from Keith. Wee bit of wandering up front but nothing I can't live with right now. No vibrations but I will be changing over to a DII front drive shaft when I put in the LT230. Probably get the front arms at that point just because.

 

[benlittle]

I ran a 3in with front and rear RTE links/ arms. I was running a DII front shaft with an LT230-DII output flange. No vibes at all.

 

[slowNstdy]

3" RTE, RTE arms/links, tom woods double double cardon front shaft, tomwoods rear, RTE A-arm extension. love the set up.