and your just using tpu 100 percent infill?
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Ya I just saw you run an etsy store. Totally understandable. I can design my own.Sorry I don't share files..
Any further thoughts/observations on this? Depending on bushing location, seems it would incrementally increase body roll due to loss of the torsion spring component of the stock bushings. Could also see it hurting traction in some situations. Is there a benefit to droop/articulation when using these in the rear control arms, since they would not be trying to rotate a drooping wheel back up into its neutral location?There will be more rotation around the bolt since the center is no longer captured.
I have been running all printed bushings in the rear for a few months now with no issues. No increase of body roll noticed. I busted most of the oem old bushings so it's been way better then that.Any further thoughts/observations on this? Depending on bushing location, seems it would incrementally increase body roll due to loss of the torsion spring component of the stock bushings. Could also see it hurting traction in some situations. Is there a benefit to droop/articulation when using these in the rear control arms, since they would not be trying to rotate a drooping wheel back up into its neutral location?
These were welded up since I have bent a couple of sets. I welded on the fzj80 versions since the ends are plain steel. FJ80 ones are cast.
They may be forged, they are different and probably cheaper to produce and lighter. It's just the ends.Could you elaborate on this? Are you sure the FJ80 ones were cast and not forged? Are you talking about that steel inside the bushing area, or the whole lower control arm?
I didn't know about this difference between the FJ80 and FZJ80.
They may be forged, they are different and probably cheaper to produce and lighter. It's just the ends.
Later model are easier to weld, I don't have to think about cooling rates or pre heating.
Easier to fix on the trail. Not that I have seen one break. I tried until I put in the @eimkeith bash guards.