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Thread: Rear Suspension Upgrade

  1. #61

    Re: Rear Suspension Upgrade

    I forgot to ask or i didnt catch it, Bruce, any on road difference as far as feel and weight distro/sway around curves?

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  2. #62

    Re: Rear Suspension Upgrade

    OK before I did this upgrade I was running OME N86 shocks and 891 springs, with the custom lower links and was a stop gap until I went to a double triangulated 4-link....
    The handling was much better than stock, but having the swaybar attached and the Total Chaos long travel kit running no front swaybar it had a bit of oversteer and during hard cornering the inside rear wheel would lose traction.

    Now I no longer run a rear swaybar and the handling has improved greatly, no oversteer and no traction loss during hard cornering. It does sway more, but very controllable. I recently had to swerve to avoid a car in front of me. I turned hard right into another lane on the freeway, the body rolled to the left, but when I turned the steering back, it rolled right and settled down in the next lane with complete control. Accelerating out of a corner is so much fun now....hehe

    I used to slow down a bit going over speed bumps, since the rear used to have a tendency to bounce a bit, now it's like those bumps aren't even there, I can hit them at any speed and all I feel is a slight thump.

    Out on the sand dunes at Pismo I have no complaints with the way it handled, except the front suspension was a bit soft for jumping now only if I can get a set of bypass shocks for free
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  3. #63

    Re: Rear Suspension Upgrade

    I know this is an old thread/write up, but im desperate to get more info on this. I recently LT my 98 t4r front(engage) and after one trip to ocotillo I need the a rear like bruceTS or chaplain&#39;s.

    Is Bruce still around? I pmd but no response...anyone else do their rear like this?

    I heard he wanted to go double tri-4link...w/F150 gas tank in back? thread on that?

    I have reservations about the body lift tho, Ill only be running 285/75/16.

    maybe chaplains rear is the way to go for me then huh?

    http://ttora.com/forum/showthread.ph...ear+suspension
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  4. #64

    Re: Rear Suspension Upgrade

    Bruce is around but not often. He&#39;s been very swamped with family stuff that he rarely jumps online in general.

    There&#39;s a thread he did of the ford tank but that&#39;s all he&#39;s done recently.
    http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...6&topic=4861.0

    Not sure if he&#39;s going to do anything else on the rear at this point.

    I&#39;ve done something different on my rear by doing a tri-4link w/ a custom tank in the spare wheel area. This was for a 4th gen but you get the idea.
    http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...topic=2318.150

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    Something to note, I ended up going with different lower link tubings because the one posted was not strong enough to muster what I wanted to do. Live and learn I guess
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