Ruff Stuff "Y" link Kit

[motopete]

Would this kit work well with a D35 TTB? Would it be a bolt in and set up or need to mod a bit?


http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/YLINK.html

 

[wahlstrom1]

No, it won't work on TTB. It's for solid axle rigs only, as TTB requires camber change while moving. If you installed that on your truck, your tires would flail toe in/out as the suspension flexed..... NOT good.

 

[4.0B2]

nope.. would be nice, but no.. lol

 

[motopete]

OK that sucks. Thanks tho. Is Stone Crusher the only guys making a kit then? $350 then shipping to Canada is Stupid expensive.

 

[chrwilkins30]

if that actually would work i think that would solve all the alignment issued involved with the ttb

 

[4x4junkie]

No, it won't work on TTB. It's for solid axle rigs only, as TTB requires camber change while moving. If you installed that on your truck, your tires would flail toe in/out as the suspension flexed..... NOT good.

I'd be willing to bet his tires already do that

But yeah, that linkage won't do anything to help (probably just reverse the direction the tires flail is all lol).

Odd that they're calling it a "Y-Link" though... That's actually a "T" style linkage.
A Y-Linkage is our stock linkage. The Stonecrusher setup is another variant of a Y-linkage.

Stonecrusher, Superlift Superrunner ("K"-style linkage) and the larger Skyjacker #FA600 drop pitman arm are the only steering options I know of right now beyond your standard (too-short) drop pitman arm (and the Superlift kit is imperfect as it comes, needs further mods to work properly, which SL doesn't tell you about). You could also build something yourself. A few here have built linkages based off the Stonecrusher setup, but using standard TREs instead of the rod ends SC uses.