Mazda Rear Setups!!

Originally posted by blazedbowtie82



Originally posted by sadisticiron



Edited: 11/28/2005 9:11:07 PM by sadisticiron



Do you get any side to side movement with this setup? I'm going to guess since you built it, that it works great. But I figured I'd ask, since I want to do something along those lines on my Toyota, to keep the tank in its stock area.

all you need to make it a full side to side set up is (3) 1/2 inch 15,000 lb hiem joints awesome articulation

Originally posted by sadisticiron



Originally posted by blazedbowtie82



Originally posted by sadisticiron



Edited: 11/28/2005 9:11:07 PM by sadisticiron



Do you get any side to side movement with this setup? I'm going to guess since you built it, that it works great. But I figured I'd ask, since I want to do something along those lines on my Toyota, to keep the tank in its stock area.

all you need to make it a full side to side set up is (3) 1/2 inch 15,000 lb hiem joints awesome articulation





I think what he meant is does the axle shift side to side much when turning because all the bushings are parallel. I've seen some three links that move side to side bcause of the bushes and needed a panhard.

that is an awesome looking wishbone set-up

Edited: 11/29/2005 9:04:09 AM by sadisticiron

no the axle stays exactly where it supose to cuz the uppper link being built like an a-arm stops all side to side movement. i test drive all trucks atleast for a week just to make sure everything is built to my specs and the customers will have no problems other then running out of air being switch happy

Originally posted by KAOSS



Edited: 11/28/2005 9:56:04 PM by KAOSS

in the works at the time:

Nice horse shoes!!!

Originally posted by sadisticiron



Edited: 11/29/2005 9:04:09 AM by sadisticiron

no the axle stays exactly where it supose to cuz the uppper link being built like an a-arm stops all side to side movement. i test drive all trucks atleast for a week just to make sure everything is built to my specs and the customers will have no problems other then running out of air being switch happy



Thanks! Thats exactly what I wanted to know. I wasn't sure it would work. So I'm glad to see someone has done it and tested it already.

Originally posted by krazeryn



Originally posted by KAOSS



Edited: 11/28/2005 9:56:04 PM by KAOSS

in the works at the time:

Nice horse shoes!!!

thanks!

Edited: 12/1/2005 8:54:47 AM by NCBIGGJ

Edited: 12/1/2005 8:53:41 AM by NCBIGGJ

Here is mine.. simple, clean and works awesome..

thanks bro.. damn thing wouldnt work for me