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04-11-07, 12:08 PM
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| 4x4LABS SIX STUD ARMS!
4x4 labs has begun production of six stud arms. We currently have six stud arms in stock. We are proud to be the only provider of custom hi-steer systems. Our hi steer system moves the tie rod behind the axle out of harms way. We can also supply all configurations, from spring under to spring over, shackle reverse or spring flip, power steering conversions or stock steering configurations. We consider all of our orders to be CUSTOM. Give the labs a call or email sales@4x4labs.com for more info.
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04-11-07, 10:30 PM
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| ya those are cool
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04-12-07, 04:28 PM
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| i highly recommend them  | |
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04-20-07, 08:46 AM
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| super-dope
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04-23-07, 09:47 AM
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| how about a pic installed you ask | |
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04-23-07, 03:55 PM
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| Uhh, Cam...you suck, that is all.  (jealous)
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1971 FJ-40 Rubicon tested, 2F powered, SM420, some mods
1976 FJ40 almost gone
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1989 FJ-62 125k-Stock, daily driver
1997 FZJ-80 Driveway queen, with door dent
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04-24-07, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Cruiserdrew  Uhh, Cam...you suck, that is all. (jealous) | dont be hatin
you should seem them in person
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04-24-07, 11:44 AM
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| some more teasers
oh yeah those are longfields
Last edited by camcruiser13; 05-11-07 at 01:10 PM.
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04-24-07, 02:11 PM
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| show me the other side... so I can see where you are finding two extra studs.
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04-24-07, 02:29 PM
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| These are designed for Marlins six stud knuckles Tony.
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04-24-07, 03:13 PM
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| Hey Cam - any alignment problems with the 6 shooters? Have a friend who ran a diff. steering e-mail me to say he had to reshim or something as his newfields didn't fit right. I can't imagine what he was trying to explain to me.
Anyways - I've got my 4x4 labs arms and the knuckles ready - just waiting on a few more nuts and bolts... Hope to be at it middle of this week  .
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04-25-07, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by TRT2 show me the other side... so I can see where you are finding two extra studs. | what do you mean extra studs? | |
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04-25-07, 01:42 PM
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| no not yet, i have yet to get this thing off jackstands, but as far as i can tell no probs, i turned the whel and had it in 4 wheel drive and no porbs | |
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04-25-07, 03:57 PM
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| I spoke to Luke, and he said doing this for spring over FJ60s is no problem either!
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1971 FJ-40 Rubicon tested, 2F powered, SM420, some mods
1976 FJ40 almost gone
1984 FJ-60 H41, Toybox, 4.56/ARBs, SOA, twin sticks and more
1989 FJ-62 125k-Stock, daily driver
1997 FZJ-80 Driveway queen, with door dent
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04-26-07, 01:32 PM
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| top notch guy | |
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05-11-07, 12:53 PM
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| hey cam cruiser did you also buy the knuckle from 4x4labs? and also do these have the bolt for removing the steering arms...i dont know how to explain it but the trail gear's 6 shooters have a extra bolt that you tighten up and it pushes the arm off the knuckle instead of having to get in there with a BFH and pry bar...its a big + in my mind..would make changing a birf much quicker and easier
edit: heres a pic of what i was talking about
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05-11-07, 01:09 PM
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| yes its the trail gear knuckles, no they dont have that hole, but i assume if you wanted one it would be easy enough to drill.
i threw some longfields in and dont plan on repairing anytime soon, but we'll see
i have taken it for a spind and their is no problems at tall with the arms.
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05-11-07, 02:22 PM
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| alright, thanks..wicked looking rig btw
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'78 FJ45 project rig (not even under the knife yet)
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05-14-07, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by camcruiser13 yes its the trail gear knuckles, no they dont have that hole, but i assume if you wanted one it would be easy enough to drill. |
i think that there is only a hole in the steering arm. the bolt pushes on the surface of the knuckle so that you can separate the two.
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05-15-07, 01:29 PM
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| yea, its a threaded hole that when you thread a bolt into it it should pull the king pin out instead of having to mess around with a BFH and wrecking bar...not that i mind using the big hammer...i would imagine the bolt method would be faster and not nearly as annoying if you have to do it on the trail...
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