Surrey
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So I was wondering if anyone could explain the advantages/disadvantages of using drop brackets for your radius arms, as apposed to extending them, or buying extended ones?
Thanks.
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There would be less bind at the bushing if you use extended arms. Also less caster change. Hold a pencil firmly between two fingers half way down, move the end up and down 2". Then do the same holding the pencil at the end, you'll feel [and see] the difference.So I was wondering if anyone could explain the advantages/disadvantages of using drop brackets for your radius arms, as apposed to extending them, or buying extended ones?
Thanks.
What is your rig setup for (lift, wheeling habits, tire size, etc)?? What type of trails do you go on?? What are you wanting/trying to accomplish with extended arms/drop brackets??
SVT
Wanting max articulation, you will want the extended arms, whether custom or bought. You will need to get extended brake lines for sure, and I also suggest getting limiting straps
SVT
They can be put in a couple different places...I've seen them from coil bucket to beam, from frame to RA, from upper shock mount to lower shock mount...
SVT