Have some flex...
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Have some flex...
I was cruisin around car domain (no pun intended) and found this land cruiser with huge flex, thought i would share, I love these trucks. Enjoy. Kyle
Have some flex!
Have some flex!
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HOLY HUGE FLEX BATMAN!
shouldn't that rear coil fall off? It's not held in by anything right? and doesn't that "techinically" not count, since he wouldn't be able to flex that much while offroading?
GEEEZ there is another HUGE 80 in the background in that second pic. those guys have some SWEEET toys!
shouldn't that rear coil fall off? It's not held in by anything right? and doesn't that "techinically" not count, since he wouldn't be able to flex that much while offroading?
GEEEZ there is another HUGE 80 in the background in that second pic. those guys have some SWEEET toys!
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I wonder how those rear coils react to "finding" there own way back into the upper seats.
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Originally posted by Mad Chemist
One of the pictures caption notes that the spring coming away from its seat has been corrected.
I feel very small and inadequate now....
One of the pictures caption notes that the spring coming away from its seat has been corrected.
I feel very small and inadequate now....
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Nice job.
But I would like to know what happens when he has to brake in a curve at highway speeds.
Would his wheels still stick to the ground while his mirrors rub the tarmac?
And one picture appears in my mind also. If he takes a speedbump wouldn't his springs flop out resulting in a low rider Landcruiser?
Still a cool job I figure. I have the same front suspension on my 4R. I think I start looking for some balljoints and some tubing.
But I would like to know what happens when he has to brake in a curve at highway speeds.
Would his wheels still stick to the ground while his mirrors rub the tarmac?
And one picture appears in my mind also. If he takes a speedbump wouldn't his springs flop out resulting in a low rider Landcruiser?
Still a cool job I figure. I have the same front suspension on my 4R. I think I start looking for some balljoints and some tubing.
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My guess is that on-road, he's got one beefy swaybar for both front and rear, just disconnects for flex. Not sure how he solved the problem though. 8 foot limiting straps?
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