Issue with Terra Firma shocks
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if you gotta ask.....i think they were $600 for the whole front kit included the bumps, i think. call eli or eitan for an accurate price. there is a picture of the front and rear kits on a defender frame without the cab on, on asfir's website.
but answer your question, they are probably more than terrafirma.
but answer your question, they are probably more than terrafirma.
frank, those jounce shocks are less money. but the asfir bits bolt straight on, remember this is dweb
im getting those jounce shocks this winter.
im getting those jounce shocks this winter.
seventyfive said:frank, those jounce shocks are less money. but the asfir bits bolt straight on, remember this is dweb
im getting those jounce shocks this winter.
jounce shocks are $300 per corner no??
Mongo said:
at least your a kid at heart. poor Chapman.. well he doesnt have a heart.. but if he did he would be "old at heart"
OK, the verdict is in:robertf said:
stock truck (D1), top of the front radius arms: 0 degrees
2"-lifted trucks (D1 and LWB), top of the front radius arms: very close to 2 degrees.
five-on-six-and-a-half, go measure your suspension.
Roberto, you could figure out that 15-deg radius arms would lead to horrible oversteer.
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modded radius arms fix pinion angle, NOTHING more and nothing less. extending the wheelbase is a benefit while doing it
modded knuckle balls fix caster. nothing more and nothing less.
do both, or dont do either.
modded knuckle balls fix caster. nothing more and nothing less.
do both, or dont do either.
:applause:KyleT said:
I never said that extending the arms was a fix for pinion angle I don't know why some one on this thread assumes I ment that. I was simply saying I prefer to use the modded knuckle balls and modding the mount or just useing the RTE arms. At least some one agrees with me that extending the arms make a difference.
What took you so long Damitt!
Yeah I mis-spoke. Said castor corrected arms when I meant pinion.KyleT said:
What's the downside to not running castor corrected balls with modded radius arms? I also didn't see the balls on RTE's site, IDK?
KyleT said:
Hold on...
The "castor-correcting" radius arms change the rotation of the entire axle assembly, meaning they change BOTH castor AND pinion angle by the same amount.
Re-drilled swivel balls change the castor angle without affecting the pinion angle.