Long Travel BS Thread

Bought and sold. Matt only has the bronco now

 

Ah seems like it fits the timeline that he sold it to Gary Graham as it was only this spring he also flipped it.

 

What is this on that tundra?

 

Probably a form of sway bar

 

isn't that a giant motorsports thing?

 

Giant “daily driver” link kits use this air shock to keep pinion angle.
So the link setup on this tundra has no upper links. Just the trailing arms and a pan hard.

 

Weird kit. Saw a raptor guys axle shocks blew up on his giant kit and later just added a third link.

 

Thanks! Seems scary to me, especially haunting traction when under power I would think it could overpower those shocks.

Looks like they revised the kits to have a third link now.

guess it kinda does work as some sort of a sway bar since one side would have to “wrap” when it flexes

 

Anyone know the energy or prothane PN for H70 bushings? Would rather order from summit as it will be 2 days vs a week plus

 

Idk if DK has the right size but they got some shock misalignments to me pretty quickly.

https://dirtking.com/collections/bushings-bearings

 

Big ass bolt. 408lb ft lmao

 

Something tells me prerunners started the “Carolina squat”.

 

No that was some broke ass redneck from Florida w half a lift and then he moved to NC. Gotta be a Florida man thing...

 

https://www.hardworkingtrucks.com/p.../squatted-trucks-get-banned-in-north-carolina

 

See ya in the whoops, bud...

 

you ever figure out how to get your 408 ft*lbs?

if not, just toss a bathroom scale between a jack and 2 foot breaker bar, and look for 204 lbs when the wrench is parallel to the ground.

 

Yeah I used a 40” 3/4 drive breaker bar with a torque adapter on it.

 

https://shop.snapon.com/categories/Manual-Torque-Multipliers/876857

 

Im aware. just offering the free solution in case he didn't want to spend the money or couldn't find one to borrow.

 

Truthfully a bolt that size could have been taken to 200 and it would have never known the difference. Nor would it have ever loosened.

Sometimes I seriously don’t understand what goes through these engineers heads.