The Big D60
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I had decided on jk 44's,....but I found a front kingpin HP 60 for $800. So im gonna go 60's front rear. Im gonna pick it up on Fri., and hopefull have it all set up by the labor day weekend! know I have to come up with a list of parts im gonna need to buy. (prolly including a new place to live since im suppose to be saving for the wedding)
I currently have the RK 3 link longarms. Do yall think it will be ok with the weight of a D60?
I currently have the RK 3 link longarms. Do yall think it will be ok with the weight of a D60?
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Might as well use railroad track as 2" solid steel. Way too heavy and probably not any stronger than thick walled tubing.
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They are big arms, I dont have to worry about bending or breaking one. So im assuming it will be ok by yall "overkill" comments...it will go with my "overkill" 60's front/rear
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The RK arms are obviously plenty. That's what I run on mine and love em. Near impossible to bend!
I would certainly suggest full hydrolic assist. While you're at it why don't you put a steering axle on the back too! Just a thought.
I would certainly suggest full hydrolic assist. While you're at it why don't you put a steering axle on the back too! Just a thought.