Rk rear arms question
12-16-2013, 07:55 PM
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Just a little update. I took the advice to cut off the perches and weld them back on top. So easy done in about an hour and good as new. Thanks everyone for the help!
12-17-2013, 07:44 AM
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Sorry that we didn't see this post until now though. The spring wedges paired with our double adjustable rear track bar is how we combat any clearance issues between the coil and the track bar in our X-factor setups. A lot of people do not have the capability to cut off the perches and roll them on the axle so the wedges/track bar are a good route for them in that situation.RK
12-17-2013, 07:50 AM
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Glad to see you got this straightened out! Sorry that we didn't see this post until now though. The spring wedges paired with our double adjustable rear track bar is how we combat any clearance issues between the coil and the track bar in our X-factor setups. A lot of people do not have the capability to cut off the perches and roll them on the axle so the wedges/track bar are a good route for them in that situation. RK
Sorry that we didn't see this post until now though. The spring wedges paired with our double adjustable rear track bar is how we combat any clearance issues between the coil and the track bar in our X-factor setups. A lot of people do not have the capability to cut off the perches and roll them on the axle so the wedges/track bar are a good route for them in that situation. RK