Explain something to me

And yes it seems like the link bars would hit the battery tray... but the angle sucks to look at that suspension... but the tray is close to the pivot point of the link bars... the bars don't move that much closer to the pivot point... that would explain... but straight view from the side would help determine if it would hit... also, I doubt someone built that without testing it and brang it to a show

^^^^^^^^^^Now that's a great pic to see how it works!!

thank you. ya that pic angle sucked for showing functionality of the setup

Edited: 6/29/2007 7:47:37 AM by DDlowztaco

I am building a frame under axle setup, you don't get a whole bunch of lift, but it just looks f**king cool

I THINK THE FRAME WORK LOOKS GREAT -- AND THE SUSPENSION IDEA IS AWESOME --- I PERSONALLY WULD LOSE THE BATTERY RACK - BUT THAT IS MY OPIONION -- GREAT WORK THOUGH !!!

ya definatly a killer setup. jeff and them did a badass job

Yep, Mo's pic cleared it up for me. Thanks. Maybe I'm looking into this too much but is the speed of lift affected by this setup or does it get full lift from the bag. I think I'm just confusing myself but I do understand the concept. Very interesteing

Originally posted by DDlowztaco



Edited: 6/29/2007 7:47:37 AM by DDlowztaco

I am building a frame under axle setup, you don't get a whole bunch of lift, but it just looks f**king cool

You answered my question. It would seem to me that it would barely get any lift at all but I'm not an engineer either

Gotta have big wheels to get big lift. Think about it, you can't go any higher the the axle!