| | Fig. 1 - 2" of lift and the Anti-rock provide a lot of suspension articulation |
| | | Fig. 2 - A 1" body lift was needed to clear the 32x11.50 tires. No rubbing! |
| | | Fig. 3 - Chassis's evenly balanced between front/rear axles. Perfect control. |
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| | Fig. 4 - Net result of approximately 30" of articulation. A big improvement. |
| | | Fig. 5 - Some work with the angle grinder was needed to fit the inserts |
| | | Fig. 6 - Once ends were greased, the torsion rod was pounded in easily |
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| | Fig. 7 - Outside face of arm (top) vs. inside face of arm (bottom) |
| | | Fig. 8 - Intall arms pointing down for easier alignment |
| | | Fig. 9 - Measure center of hole to center of hole for end link length |
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| | Fig. 10 - Problem: Anti-rock was never designed to work with only 2" of lift |
| | | Fig. 11 - New threaded link on top vs. Currie's threaded link on bottom |
| | | Fig. 12 - Currie Anti-rock installed |
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