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Old 12-09-2009, 08:04 PM
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what is the best way to mount super flex control arms, Flex-joint on axle side or frame side????
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spherical on the axle, rubber on the chassis
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spherical on the axle, rubber on the chassis


I disagree. ON my RK kit flex joint is at the frame. ON RE uppers flex joint is on the frame. It all depends on the style of suspension you are running.
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I'm running a 3.5 RE with 2" spacer, Short arms. I've heard people say to mount it either way so I was just kinda wondering the benefits.
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