Since I’ve lifted my 80 more, I noticed that it rear steers more when I leans around long sweepers, the 3 link with no sway bar doesn’t help… I’ll put the way bar in the front eventually. But since I fixed the front kinda I was thinking about fixing the rear kinda too.
I was wondering if anyone move the mounts for the rear links? Like moving the axle side lower control arm mounts up 2” and moving the frame side upper control arm mounts down an inch or two
I shoved the numbers in the calculator and with a 3” lift it takes the roll axis inclination from 8ish degrees of over steer to 4ish degrees of oversteer.
It’s still not great, but im thinking that it will be noticeably more stable because the rear isn’t trying to steer as much around corners. Pairing it with moving the rear panhard up “should” remove the need for a heavier sway bar. People put whiteline bars on a lot, and I don’t really jive with the idea of sinching down a parallel 4 link more. It already has alot of bind designed into the system and it seemed to work a lot better before we all lifted our 80s
I was wondering if anyone move the mounts for the rear links? Like moving the axle side lower control arm mounts up 2” and moving the frame side upper control arm mounts down an inch or two
I shoved the numbers in the calculator and with a 3” lift it takes the roll axis inclination from 8ish degrees of over steer to 4ish degrees of oversteer.
It’s still not great, but im thinking that it will be noticeably more stable because the rear isn’t trying to steer as much around corners. Pairing it with moving the rear panhard up “should” remove the need for a heavier sway bar. People put whiteline bars on a lot, and I don’t really jive with the idea of sinching down a parallel 4 link more. It already has alot of bind designed into the system and it seemed to work a lot better before we all lifted our 80s