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2link pros and cons

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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Layumon22s   +1y
that video just completely showed me what no one has yet been able to properly explain to me.
johnz   +1y
ok what about if's 2 links???????
FreelandKustomz   +1y
perhaps they know that 2 links sell easier than 4 links for that the fact
A. Easy fix
B. Less intimidating than a 4 link

Master Fabber   +1y
Even god's 2-links give much more pinion change than a properly set-up forward 4-link.
mindlissmetalfab   +1y
hahahaha.
impulse   +1y
Originally posted by johnz



ok what about if's 2 links???????

Last I checked.... its still a 2-link.

johnz   +1y
lol good one just thingthing that if yuor not getting 20 inchs of lift its not gonna change all that much
tachometer   +1y
its my "opinion" ,that these shops,I.F. Customs, Ekstensive, and countless others, know what they are doing in a big way. and they have no problems using a 2 link. if they were that evil of a contraption why would a lot of their COVER trucks have them??
is it fear from the owner who just spent $30,000 on a custom build or knowledge??
johnz   +1y
anyone else???pics maybe???
creative concepts   +1y
Originally posted by tachometer



its my "opinion" ,that these shops,I.F. Customs, Ekstensive, and countless others, know what they are doing in a big way. and they have no problems using a 2 link. if they were that evil of a contraption why would a lot of their COVER trucks have them??is it fear from the owner who just spent $30,000 on a custom build or knowledge??

b/c a lot of the feature and cover trucks are built as cheaply as possible.

i wont name the trucks, but i know 2 that were built for basically ntohing.. both running cheap bags and 2 links, quick floors to hide the mess of shit under it, stockfloored the quick way (not a bad way, just quickly) and a coat of paint. both are known..

the guy that actually spends good moeny on his truck, are few and far inbetween.