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Best it's done with stock arms.
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I think that TTB is the best between both worlds. The strength of a solid axle, the flex of IFS and not to mention insane turning radius due to the open knuckle. I out turn my buddies short wheel base samuri even with a mini spool in my 8.8. My TTB is not working right but 4x4junkie gave me hope. Man that truck works great. may be comon knowledge but spicer worked with ford on the TTB.
for sure the ride is smoother. I always get the guy with the camera as a passenger??? dont you mean ride quality?
Sick picture man, and those LTBs look nasty.:icon_hornsup:Best it's done with stock arms.
I highlighted the part where you say the flex of a arms, a arms dont flex very wellfor sure the ride is smoother. I always get the guy with the camera as a passenger
A arms flex awsome!!!! its the torshion bars that limit the amount of wheel travel. lol:icon_twisted:I highlighted the part where you say the flex of a arms, a arms dont flex very well
my custom deaver coils and btf uniball uppers did...about 10" of travel(00 ranger)I highlighted the part where you say the flex of a arms, a arms dont flex very well
How much did all that flex cost? And a stock ttb with the sway bar disconnected and worn RA bushings will flex more then that.my custom deaver coils and btf uniball uppers did...about 10" of travel(00 ranger)
it was for high speeds. and my deaver coils were 275. 25 bucks more then camburgs race coilsHow much did all that flex cost? And a stock ttb with the sway bar disconnected and worn RA bushings will flex more then that.
Which is why independent suspension is for cars, not trucks (unless you have tons of cash to pour into high travel desert racing suspensions).