Trailing arms up front?

[Treefrog]

I built mine with leading and trailing arms. It rides great and was easier to package. I'm using heims on both ends of the link but no misalignment spacers on the chassis side. That allows for enough rotation to avoid binding but not enough to max out the shock misalignment and bend a shaft. I also have delrin bushings on the shock ends to minimize any rotation. Doesn't cost any more money to build, improves ride quality, and allows you to use a shorter shock for the same wheel travel.

Any pictures of the delrin bushing setup?

 

[Eddie315]

Any pictures of the delrin bushing setup?

I dont. But I just took some of these and cut them down to fit snug in there. View attachment 1703337_x800.webp

 

[mobil1syn]

Any pictures of the delrin bushing setup?

Shock Mounting Bushings 0.750 Inside Diameter 1.750 Outside Diameter 1/4 Inch Thick - Kartek Off-Road

Shock Mounting Bushings 0.750 Inside Diameter 1.750 Outside Diameter 1/4 Inch Thick for a sandrail, rock Crawler, KOH, Ultra4, truck, UTV, side-by-side, dune buggy, mini buggy, manx, king of the hammers, 4x4, or Jeep

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i know that Randy uses something like this on his for the lower, fox uses these on the upper eyelet on the bypsses to keep them from flopping around.