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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Somewhere in California, between L.A./ S.D.
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Everyone----- What do you think???????? 94-96 Ford F-150-- Rear Suspension................................
Leaf Spring or 4-Link..( trailing arm)..... Deaver Spring has a set up for my vehicle, Thick spring pack run under the axle, set of 3" bypass shocks with the frame c-notched, or the traditional trailing arm 4-link suspension with the 3" coil-overs, etc, etc,............................. Please Vote Thank You |
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if you have the money and time go with the 4 link.you get more travelthat way.
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You have got to go with the 4-link Bro.
Junior EJR Racing #244 |
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If it is a daily driver I say go with the leafs, If it is a toy then link it.
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If your gonna do it do it right. 4 link that bad boy!!!
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Dude, if you have the coil-overs then link it! Hell it is about the same cost! The only reason I have race packs on my truck is because I already had 'em. Take the time and do it right!!!!
Tony |
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if its a toy 4link all the way but if you run it on the street i recommend the spring pack or have a good 4 link made
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Link that beast up, Scott!
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The more links the better. Right?
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