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What is the most travel that has been achieved with a TTB/I beam suspension? Pictures, videos, links, other kind of proof is welcome.
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14-24 inches depending on configuration.
18 on a driver easy enough....
link to some pics of my junkpile. 16 usable---18 with the long shock setup
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/ford/1097826-ttb-crawlers-multipurpose.html
18 on a driver easy enough....
link to some pics of my junkpile. 16 usable---18 with the long shock setup
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/ford/1097826-ttb-crawlers-multipurpose.html
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Technically, with TIB suspension you could achieve more than that.... but it wouldn't be practical or usable. 
TTB is limited partly because without some crazy custom axle shafts, too much travel can pull the axle shaft slip joint apart, or compress it too tight and partly because of the mechanics of it. Just FYI.
TTB is limited partly because without some crazy custom axle shafts, too much travel can pull the axle shaft slip joint apart, or compress it too tight and partly because of the mechanics of it. Just FYI.
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you dont need crazy custom axle shafts...just, offset holes, a longer slip, and bigger window..
but your smarter going ttb44 with rcv shafts.
but your smarter going ttb44 with rcv shafts.
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