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cati-lever with can?

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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mindlissmetalfab   +1y

I'm trying to decipher that shock set up
I_hop_BTCH   +1y

LOL...THAT IS GUS GIRL, HAHAHA
dh798824   +1y


wwwoooowww that thing must get almost 30" of lift fully maxed out 
humanmachinehead   +1y
--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by iLLblazer I'm trying to decipher that shock set up --------------------------------------------- The joint buckles in travel and the shock just works there instead of on the axle, pretty neat i think.   Now what about the upper link bars? looks like it rotates in the middle 
avs_jason   +1y
That truck was built by a local shop owner, Aces & Eights. There used to be a video on the web somewhere of it in full motion. And that link set up is what he calls a "X" link. BTW, it looks so much better in person.
humanmachinehead   +1y
--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by AVS_JASON That truck was built by a local shop owner, Aces & Eights. There used to be a video on the web somewhere of it in full motion. And that link set up is what he calls a "X" link. BTW, it looks so much better in person. --------------------------------------------- so does that center section of the "X link"  rotate?
tuckinlugs06   +1y

yea the shocks work kinda like your leg/nee joint just attached to the back and when it is lifted the joint strechs out
tuckinlugs06   +1y

its the same on the top pic the cylinders work the same way as the shocks
avs_jason   +1y
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by humanmachinehead---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AVS_JASONThat truck was built by a local shop owner, Aces & Eights. There used to be a video on the web somewhere of it in full motion. And that link set up is what he calls a "X" link. BTW, it looks so much better in person. --------------------------------------------- so does that center section of the "X link"  rotate? --------------------------------------------- Yes, the center does rotate.