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Are the Teraflex Revolvers the best shackles for flexing or are there any better? money is no problem...
Best Shackles For Flex???????
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If money is no problem then do a coilover conversion
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Im asking a shackle question, I dont care much for a coil over conv. I would have bought a tj if i wanted coils.
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check this out http://members.cox.net/rough-riders/tech_page/revolvers/revolver_shackles.html
good write up
good write up
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Oh my god Someone call a WAAAAAAbulance!!!!!
you should buy the revolvers they are the greatest thing to happen to jeeps since the tube bumper and chrome light bar
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Im asking a simple question, why do you have to be such a ---- about it?
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Can't we all just get along?
I think we all just got off on the wrong foot here. I'm sure no one meant anything by any remarks they may have made. Peace fellas peace!
I think we all just got off on the wrong foot here. I'm sure no one meant anything by any remarks they may have made. Peace fellas peace!
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That is a good write up...a bit old, but still good. Teraflex now sells the revolver shackles, for a lot less money too. The article mentions that there is no good solution for the rear shocks. There is a shock mounting option offered from TeraFlex designed specifically for the revolver shackles. I think this was developed originally by Metal Made Right. I have heard nothing but good things about the revolvers.
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Thanks alot dude, I looked into it, and I will definently be purchasing a set of revolver shackles and the z link boxes from teraflex. It seems like the best solution for my lack of flex after the soa conv.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the Teraflex shackles actually do anything. True It will let 1 wheel drop further but, but it does this by completely unloading the spring, and unfolding a hinge. Since there is no weight exerted on the dropping wheel there will be no gain in traction.
Traction = Force available from force of friction
Force of friction = Mass X Acceleration X coefficient of friction
Therefor 0 X A X Friction = 0 traction
Traction = Force available from force of friction
Force of friction = Mass X Acceleration X coefficient of friction
Therefor 0 X A X Friction = 0 traction
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steven, listen to ur friend here, hes trying to help u. coils are the only way to flex like a true jeeper. dont waste ur time with leaf springs. If you do the conversion, u might be able to flex like a TJ. Or with alot of money and some elbow grease, u might be able to flex like me, and u dont have to worry about popping up tires agian.
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anglers soa YJ was flexin pretty good!
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I wasnt aware that there was more than one way to do an SOA. but anyway i ordered the rubicon express SOA kit, i bought procomp 3000's (32" extended) superduty tailshaft conversion kit from tom woods. im running 33"s. i still have the 2" lift shackles on and stock leaf springs. i thought it would flex better, ill get pics soon and you guys (especially bigjeep) can tell me if its flexing normally or a lack there of.
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Wow, what was I thinking buying suspension lift for my YJ? You're right, a 3" body lift and coil spacers would definitely give me more than enough flex.
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Yea Upinar does not know what he's talking about. What does he know about "spending alot of money" when he is obviously poor, using budget lift with those coil spacers and body lift.
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lol, ouch.
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