fj40 with linked coilover 80 axle project (1 Viewer)
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I hear ya on never finding the perfect suspension. I ran numbers through a suspension calculator for the rear and tweeked it to make the numbers look good but making it fit on the cruiser was a whole diff story. I had to move things around a little to make it fit. I hope it all works out. I havent taken all of the measurements and added them into the calculator to see what I came up with yet.
Mace, what kind of problems can you or do you have with your links in the front with alot of anti-dive?
Mace, what kind of problems can you or do you have with your links in the front with alot of anti-dive?
I actually really like the way my front links are set up. Nothing really odd happens (although I do get a bit of loading/unloading depending on bind)
Imagine your front end lifting when you brake
Imagine your front end lifting when you brake
Tapage
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I actually really like the way my front links are set up. Nothing really odd happens (although I do get a bit of loading/unloading depending on bind)
Imagine your front end lifting when you brake
How much travel you have Mace .. ?
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Hey Mace, you have a pic of your ride?
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Sweet ride Mace thanks for the pics!
Tapage
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Why Mace ... more are not better or you prefeer have more in rear than front ?
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I finally got it free standing on its own. I have quite a bit of work to do still but here it is so far. I need to add a link to the front diff side and finish the steering and some nit pick things like bracing and such. I will lower it some too. I cant wait to get it rolling out on the trail. The tire is lifted 36" off of the ground in this pic with no binding or anything.
what did the frame height end up at? Looks pretty tall! but turned out pretty sweet!
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26" is what the frame height will end up being. In the pics the height is at 27" I am shooting for 25" to 26". It will settle after I put all of my hardware on it, winch, fuel tanks etc.etc.
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It looks tall .. maybe with some wheel spacers you get more stability
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I'm 24" at the lowest point of the stock frame and that can get tipsy I can't even imagine 25-27"
Looks awesome!
Looks awesome!
DMV laws
What are your Department of Moter Vehicle laws say about that height?
What are your Department of Moter Vehicle laws say about that height?
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Not sure what the DMV laws are here in Texas but I have seen many rigs taller than mine on the roads. My DD is a 2001 Dodge truck that is the same height as the cruiser and I have no issues with the laws with it. The finish height on the cruiser will most likely end up at around 25" at the lowest point on the frame.
How does it drive on the the street. Thinking about converting my front to coilover shocks.
