My driveshaft puls out, why?

By putting the axle in the center of the wheel well when its layed out.Looks good to the eye but wrong. when layed out link bars angel up. when you go up the axle goes back untill link bars are straight. Then the axle will start to pull forword. Move axle back and raise your uppers on wishbone

You probally have the rear to far back, The reasoning, With chevy the front suspension pulls back when its laid out, soooooo, if you use the front to measure from and u have it laid out, then the rear suspension would be 2 far back. I would bring up the front of the wishbone up a little, doesn't need to be parralel, but just below it would be fine.
Yes, my grammer sux... haha

Originally posted by 3 wheel on 20s



By putting the axle in the center of the wheel well when its layed out.Looks good to the eye but wrong. when layed out link bars angel up. when you go up the axle goes back untill link bars are straight. Then the axle will start to pull forword. Move axle back and raise your uppers on wishbone

you can have the wheel wherever you want in your wheelwell

its all how you set it up

Originally posted by havok



Yes, my grammer sux... haha

so does your spelling of grammar

YOUR WISH BONE NEEDS TO BE LONGER. THATS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN THE PIC. IT SHOULD MOUNT CLOSE TO THE SAME SPOT TO THE LOWERS MOUNT...

Originally posted by Russ-D



Originally posted by havok



Yes, my grammer sux... haha

so does your spelling of grammar

wherever you want... yeah listen to that guy!!!

LOL, yes, i'm a no spelling bastard... What sux, is I have auto spell check on also. haha

Originally posted by Cruz Lo



Because your suspension sucks! Go back to the stock setup or read the posts by Bio MAX!!!!!



Wow, thats a bit harsh...

Originally posted by Cruz Lo



Sorry to sound that way. Just how it comes off when you read the question. But if you can't design a suspension then the best bet is to work with what does. such as a factory designed set up.

That's what I hear anyway. I just read the posts in the hopes that I can some day build my own truck.

With that said, i set up my first 4 link with the axle bein held in place by the monoleafed suspension and once it was all welded in i took off the springs and it worked awesome

but it's defferent when you're starting from scratch, so your smartass comments dont really do any good right now