long arm question
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From: Holland MI
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Getting iro long arm setup. (cheap!)
PO cut the y-link off.
Can i use normal adjustable uppers for a radius setup?
What might the best way to do this be?
PO cut the y-link off.
Can i use normal adjustable uppers for a radius setup?
What might the best way to do this be?
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From: Dayton OH
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
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yes it is possible, but due to the smaller arch the uppers will have while flexing, your axle will rotate backwards a little bit, this is known as pinion dive. but as long as you aren't jumping your jeep or anything crazy like that, you will be alright. some long arm kits had you run normal uppers(teraflex long arm), so yes it is possible, but definitely not the best setup
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Originally Posted by Barrelmaker
Getting iro long arm setup. (cheap!)
PO cut the y-link off.
Can i use normal adjustable uppers for a radius setup?
What might the best way to do this be?
PO cut the y-link off.
Can i use normal adjustable uppers for a radius setup?
What might the best way to do this be?
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From: Holland MI
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by ohio95xj
yes it is possible, but due to the smaller arch the uppers will have while flexing, your axle will rotate backwards a little bit, this is known as pinion dive. but as long as you aren't jumping your jeep or anything crazy like that, you will be alright. some long arm kits had you run normal uppers(teraflex long arm), so yes it is possible, but definitely not the best setup
Just wondering if adjustable uppers are what is used in that setup.
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