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so what do guys want ?
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besides having the look at my awesome gap between my wheel and arch feel.
i cannot see the point of it. Unless there is something else there to push the wheel down to have traction like a second spring.
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Rockwatt wrote:
No problem ! How about a pair of atomic axles instead (google it )jo king wrote: Yes purpose built bolt on fitment of a pair of portal axles with electric locking diff and low geared to fit a standard jimny using standard springs. All for under 2k or cheaper.
You have got to be jo king wah hah hah
Oh snap!
Check out them badboys.
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viciouspenguin wrote:
Rockwatt wrote:
No problem ! How about a pair of atomic axles instead (google it )jo king wrote: Yes purpose built bolt on fitment of a pair of portal axles with electric locking diff and low geared to fit a standard jimny using standard springs. All for under 2k or cheaper.
You have got to be jo king wah hah hah
Oh snap!
Check out them badboys.
Very Nice!!!
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Rockwatt wrote: Thanks for the Feedback.
Alloy tree sliders, do you mean like the landy type ? Just below window line !
They're the ones, boring bolt on item I know.
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blakey2000 wrote: i don't see why you would want an unsprung wheel on the ground with dislocating springs it would still have no traction as there is no force pushing it down. making it fairly useless like a wheel in the air.
besides having the look at my awesome gap between my wheel and arch feel.
i cannot see the point of it. Unless there is something else there to push the wheel down to have traction like a second spring.
is a good point, simon and Xeng does something like that for the LR a spring within a sping
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Try doing something like this without it. wheels on the ground = stabilityblakey2000 wrote: i don't see why you would want an unsprung wheel on the ground with dislocating springs it would still have no traction as there is no force pushing it down. making it fairly useless like a wheel in the air
i cannot see the point of it. Unless there is something else there to push the wheel down to have traction like a second spring.
One of many failed attempts at the same gully.
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