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articulation 4x4ing

Mazda Lowering Static Mazda Suspension Mazda Tech
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2blue   +1y
I dont have my 1987 mazda b2600 here right now so im going to ask you guys. I use this truck only for 4x4ing. I need more artiulation on the back end. Is there a swaybar in back end to disconnect? can't remember.
2blue   +1y
i can't figure out how to post pics on this website...lol...well everyone on here shoud know if there's a swapbar...lol..but me..
Post was last edited on Dec 16, 2005 12:12. This post has been edited 1 times.
mullet   +1y
the file is inaccessable
mark   +1y
not sure if there is a swaybar, but that would definately help

im not sure if they make these for the mazdas, but ppl use jointed shackles on one end of the leaf spring rather than a 1peice fixed shackle, provides a lot of articulation

my ranger's stock rear suspension flexed a good amount, there was no rear sway bar, i could tuck one of my 31inch tires out back flexing, it was all stock except for air shocks
slammedmini469   +1y


they dont make them for mazdas.

they are known as revolver shackles and they are compressed during normal driving, but when u need to flex, the side needing to drop extends to allow it to drop.

there is also whats known as a "missing link" which pretty much does the same thing, only about 250 dollars cheaper (easy to build yourself)

go to and do a search or if all else fails, post in newbie section about it. they are big on searching, so i advise doing a search first. they are also harsh on newbs.

my any chance did you do a solid axle on the front? i have been wanting to see an SAS'd mazda.
2blue   +1y
Anyone have a picture of these special shackles.
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