bottom bars length

lmfao.. i needed a laugh like that at 2am, good one cris

cris is my hero

k. was planning for a 15 wishbone, explain why this would be too short, if it were. im decent at geometry, so you dont have to break it down as if you were talking to a 16 year old girl..haha. thanks in advance for the help

Originally posted by set



no, 30" is not too long. the longer your bars are, the less arc you'll have. just make sure you gusset the bottom of you lower bars if you're gonna run a bag on it. and as far as running a wishbone goes, as long as you run all bars (lowers and wishbone) forward, you'll be fine. thats the best set-up. two more things to keep in mind... your upper and lower bars should be as close to the same length as possible, and when you go to set it all up, do so at about 50% of your travel and try to keep them parralell to each other.

by same length do you mean the bars should all be the same 30" long or that the uppers when triangulated would go out to the same mouting point as the lowers as if the triangulated bars would be the hypotenuse of a triangle created by a lower bar and an upper bar.

yes big joe, thanks for the correction. i meant that the mounting points of the links should be of equal distance center to center. so, yes, for example if you are running your upper bars triangulated they would actually need to be longer than the lowers for the distance between mounting points to be equal.

ok, thanks a lot

on my 2nd gen S10, my lowers are 31.5" and same with my uppers