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Re: Anyone Running FRONT Radius Arms?
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The reason the radius arm setup attracts my attention is the simple nature of it. Plus I am NOT gonna do any real off roading
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Location: Ann Arbor, MI
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Re: Anyone Running FRONT Radius Arms?
I have some Fords with the factory radius arm front suspension and based on how they ride (nice) and the fact you will be using it primarily on the road I would go radius arms all the way. Panhard needs to be parallel with steering arm and caster at 5% or so and you’re good.
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Location: Southern California
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Re: Anyone Running FRONT Radius Arms?
Radius arms will most likely work for you and would have been fine for me. Maybe even without a sway bar. The 4 link was probably more fab work but that is mostly just time for me. I have a higher lift height and wanted to keep link bars or arms flatter. They have to be longer to achieve that. Four link kit allowed for custom length. Flatter bars equal a better ride and road manners. Final deciding factor for me was the radius arm kit I was looking at would have ended up costing more money in the end.
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