Shackle Relocation Brackets
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here is a quick "urban wheeling" and unedited shot of them on the street and they way a shackle is suppose to move
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seems fine. only at full stuff do they hit. i am waiting on longer shocks to really take it on some woop's and see if I need to go to the next whole or not.
here is a quick "urban wheeling" and unedited shot of them on the street and they way a shackle is suppose to move
YouTube - ‪RC Shackle‬‏
here is a quick "urban wheeling" and unedited shot of them on the street and they way a shackle is suppose to move
YouTube - ‪RC Shackle‬‏
P.S. Is that a GoPro camera? I want to get one of those bad but don't have the funds for it.
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As seen here
and no it is not, it is a cheap point and shoot camera that has 8mp capability even for video's
check my build thread for camera specs
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pr...49694/index39/
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oh well in that case keep posted we will see once i get the proper shocks. I rarely hit my shackles but I did do it prior....
As seen here
and no it is not, it is a cheap point and shoot camera that has 8mp capability even for video's
check my build thread for camera specs
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pr...49694/index39/
As seen here
and no it is not, it is a cheap point and shoot camera that has 8mp capability even for video's
check my build thread for camera specs
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pr...49694/index39/
Creative... I like it.
I'd be interested to see how the kit does.
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yeah, these arent going to really add any amount of extension to your suspension, as long as youre still using the same shackle you are constrained to the same arc just beginning in a different position. The advantage is the change in droop and ride quality
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No loss but plenty of gain
For all the people out there that think you will lose stuffing ability are completely wrong. it all depends on how you wheel and yes I know people are going to say that this is just because I'm using factory shackles but say what you want, a picture is worth a thousand words.
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Originally Posted by 2001XJDAVEJ
For all the people out there that think you will lose stuffing ability are completely wrong. it all depends on how you wheel and yes I know people are going to say that this is just because I'm using factory shackles but say what you want, a picture is worth a thousand words.
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The Ironman adj shackles I had fit this type of box perfect on stuff . my 30 inch extended shocks were mounted on top of axle tube so a stock location would need to be longer to get same drop I had which was about 8 inches at the shock...my up travel was limited to about 4 inches b/c my shock was too long for the location it was in ,which limited it by about 2 inches and could have been fixed with simply installing the jks relocation bracket at the body ,but I held off on it until after the coil link is done , but with Radius arm from and leaf rear I was easily lifting a tire 45 + inches without raising another tire ...My only gripe with the outcome of the mod with my set up was the low clearance of the rear end of the leaf ,as it smacked everything I went over that was worth calling an obstacle . In order to fix it to my liking i would have had to flip the leaf pack to get the wheels closer to rear of leaf to help with keeping them from hitting everything hard , which would mean a well designed traction bar and immediately relocating fuel tank , so coils seemed like a better way to go ...not the cheap way ,but the best way .
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Contacted Jason and he is sending me a new set of leaf springs to replace my defective set. Thank you Jason for restoring my confidence in Rough Country. You have assured a loyal customer will be returning for more products. (When funds are permitting)
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Just a heads up we are currently out of stock until towards the end of June. Sorry people we just ran out Friday evening and we did not expect the large volume in sales we seen on this item
Thanks again
Thanks again