whats the general consensus?

Same as the general consensus on AIDS.

Same as the general consensus on AIDS.
:laughing:

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/search.php?searchid=369480

Damn Gary, want to ask opinions of Vintage Off Road while you are at it?

Damn.......OK then! never mind...... You guys are tough.

Maybe we need to start calling him, "Wise OLD SMART ASS." :flipoff2:

or, :flipoff2: old ass wise one

or, :flipoff2: old ass wise one

or.. one OLD wise ASS..... :flipoff2:

Could someone please expand on this for those who are interested? the link provided is a dead link and im interested now that someone has brought this up for the cruisers... ill search it on my own but some constructive input would be appreciated.. thanks

A lot of people I have talked to that have ran these dont care much for them.

They claim that they are great as for as allowing more droop, but when your rig is flexed out and you have upward pressure into your rear spring they can sometimes let the spring unload prematurly pitching you onto your side.

My brother runs these on the rear of his gen II toy buggy along with allpro front end. but is always rolling his toy when we go wheeling even before he got revolvers so its hard to tell if it has made a difference or not.

search works pretty well...

type in "revolver shackle" and read.

BTW: they suck

My brother runs these on the rear of his gen II toy buggy along with allpro front end. but is always rolling his toy when we go wheeling even before he got revolvers so its hard to tell if it has made a difference or not.
Time for a gen III toy buggy or a new brother?



:D
Walt<><

Time for a gen III toy buggy or a new brother?



:D
Walt<><

well everyone in our little group has rolled a few times, but I think my brother got dropped on his head when we were younger. cause If he hasnt accidently rolled his rig by the end of the day, he will find a rock or a ledge to pitch it over on just to make the day perfect. dont ask :p :confused: :D