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I live in Apache Junction Az
It looks like I'm finally going to be able to put 60 axles under my 40. I've already got the axles lined up and now I have the cash to get them so after the August run I'll be starting the tear down and build up. Any advise will be appreciated.
 
Advice? Go with 80 axles. :flipoff2:

I guess that would entail a bunch more fab work- but think about it, instead of cutting off the coil and control arm mounts, you could add them to your frame... :cool:

But seriously, keep us posted, maybe some pics.

-Spike
 
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Howdy! I would go S/O on both ends. Just build the perches up even on the front axle, then loose a little of the extra height by mounting the top of the shackles up inside the frame. You'd look good on 37's or 39's. John
 
I guess this means that I get your old axles Bill?:grinpimp:
 
Bill,

Here's the links to the stuff that we talked about the other day. If you are considering a 4-link these are the products I would consider using. The only thing I didn'tadd was teh sway bar link but there's 4 or 5 available out there to choose from.

Total budget is greater than a spring over but my "personal opinion" is that the benefits are greater.


4 link calculator:

http://mysite.verizon.net/triaged/4linkcalcv15html/index.html


Balistic fab:

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/


FOA shocks: (coilovers on a budget)

http://www.f-o-a.com/
 
F-SO! It's WAY overrated. Go 4 link in the rear and spring under in the front. There's a reason Tracy Jordan's rig did so well for so long like that.


EDIT: I forgot about Don Robbins running the same setup.

http://www.man-a-fre.com/technical_info/shacklereversalopinion.htm

Link the front too......sheesh do the whole job not just a partial. :D

Swowie on here has a set of 80 axles for sale as well as the coils for them, just need some links and bingo.
 
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