tusk762 Member Joined Jun 6, 2007 Location wilmington Jun 6, 2007 #1 does anyone know the formula for finding out what length my control arms should be,i'm hanging my 14 bolt with 8" coil springs and need to find out what length on the arms for my 4 link
does anyone know the formula for finding out what length my control arms should be,i'm hanging my 14 bolt with 8" coil springs and need to find out what length on the arms for my 4 link
CrashKnott Well-Known Member Joined Feb 8, 2007 Location Upstate, SC Jun 6, 2007 #2 There's a loaded question... All depends on your design and you want them to be. Normally I'd say the lowers are about 40", and the uppers should be around 70% the length of the lowers. Good luck! http://www.muddtanks.com/4LinkSuspArticle.htm
There's a loaded question... All depends on your design and you want them to be. Normally I'd say the lowers are about 40", and the uppers should be around 70% the length of the lowers. Good luck! http://www.muddtanks.com/4LinkSuspArticle.htm
Rich Asshole at large Joined Mar 17, 2005 Location Central PA Jun 6, 2007 #3 There's no "rule" about how long they should be. I would say, build them as long as you can that will still package onto the rig (within reason) That article is a good general guide..
There's no "rule" about how long they should be. I would say, build them as long as you can that will still package onto the rig (within reason) That article is a good general guide..
paradisePWoffrd Recovering Project Junkie Joined Nov 5, 2005 Location Newton, NC Jun 6, 2007 #4 like the guys said bfor... and also, the more horizontal you can get the arms at ride height the better aka the longer u can make them
like the guys said bfor... and also, the more horizontal you can get the arms at ride height the better aka the longer u can make them