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Title: WhitesideFAB backhalf, link, tj grill complete
Post by: tough91yj on 11/11/06 - 07:02PM

well its basically done, not ready for the trails (bit more tube work, bracing, wiring, skinning

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Title: Re: WhitesideFAB backhalf, link, tj grill complete
Post by: junkyard on 11/11/06 - 07:28PM

how did you measure for your shock travel?  are you using them for bumpstops?  are you adding more triangulation?

just curious

Title: Re: WhitesideFAB backhalf, link, tj grill complete
Post by: tough91yj on 11/11/06 - 08:26PM

they are temp until i get some longer travel shocks

Title: Re: WhitesideFAB backhalf, link, tj grill complete
Post by: junkyard on 11/11/06 - 09:41PM

i thought your rear shocks looked long enough, just how they are mounted was in question.  your front ones look like they they are ok, but i always flex mine out to see what numbers i need to run on the shocks

i was just interested in the thoughts behind them

Title: Re: WhitesideFAB backhalf, link, tj grill complete
Post by: tough91yj on 11/12/06 - 07:44AM

i messed with mounting them different ways, and i couldnt get enough flex up and down. so for now they are like this, they might work, if not i will be switching it up