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12-06-2004, 10:38 AM
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Fabricating a 4 link
Since the body tub is off the frame on my CJ, I want to take advantage of the time to fabricate a 4 link suspension for the rear and push the axle back 10" (The gas tank is being replaced by a fuel cell in the bed so it won't be in the way).
I remember reading a series of articles in Peterson's on the best way to do it but I can't find my copies. Does anyone have copies they can scan and email or otherwise get to me? Does anyone have any other resources that would be helpfull in designing my suspension?
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