Long Travel BS Thread

I thought this was pretty cool cause j59s are just stock hangers and shackles most of the time so i thought this would be pretty sweet for the money/work[/QUOTE]

 

He may have set it up for a 16" shock but only used 12" of the shock. When I bought my truck it was on J-59s with a 16" bypass that barely used any of the shock. I went to a SUA set-up with a Deaver F67 pack, 12" TC shackle and a 16" shock. Then I went to a E-30 pack to get the most out of the shock. I wouldnt waste the money on that J-59 pack.

 

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thats what he said he barley used the shock. im happy with my 59s. not going any bigger for the rear cause i plan on building a 80s/90s Lt truck to beat. just thought this was cool since ive never seen it before

 

Which of the TC gussets is going to be better/stronger? W/ or W/out sway?

The sway option looks beefier to me, but then why make the non-sway version? Just b/c you can use it w/ a stock/higher backspaced wheel?

Non-Sway




Sway

 

With sway bar version is stronger.

 

agreed, we use them on the majority of our builds even when the sway bar is removed if were not doing a completely boxed spindle like what i have

 

any guesses?

 

Thanks!

 

I cheated and looked at your build. But I won't say what it was.

 

hoping one of you guys can lead me in the right direction...

I am looking for a suspension seat for my 4 year old kid to put in my SR1 rhino.
i need it to be 16 inches wide.... the only one i can find that is that small, or smaller is way too short! from the bottom of the seat to where the harnesses come in is only 13 inches, and my kid sitting down is about 16-17 inches from the ground to the top of his shoulders.

 

some being sneaky beaky lol

 

the only ones I knew of are discontinued

 

dam....... i really need to find a way to fit my kid.

I only have 60 inches to work with side to side. my current seats are 22 inches wide... i probably need to sell them.

i found some seats that are 19 inches wide, but i really dont like them....

 

Its got to be 2 huge nitrogen charged pogo sticks, his and hers. At least that's what the styrofoam peanuts tell me?

 

helll yea you know it lol pink peanuts FTW

 

Just thought I would pass this along to anyone having bump steer issues, never in a million years did i think this would make a huge difference but, I did this two days ago and have been impressed on how much better the truck drives. Thanks to another member who shared this link with me:

 

thanks for posting this man, ill have to read more thoroughly tonight and see if its what im hearing and feeling aswell. nice find man. also sweet right up to the OP

 

im going to check that on my truck as well....


my steering is so loose and sloppy.

 

everyones gonna be checking their trucks tonight lol

 

Ya I say check it out, only took me about 2 1/2 hours from start to finish, super simple and the write up is phenomenal makes it super simple. Only pain in the ass part in my opinion was getting the springs back on I highly suggest needle nose vice grips.