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: which coils to use on a 3 or 4 link f&r gunracer 08-30-2001, 12:40 PM i am in the process of doing a 3 link on the rear and a 4 link on the front of my buddie jai birds rig. it will have a pu cab and a wheel base strech of 35". but i am not sure of which coils to use. i have heard of the tracker coils and some of the mercedes are supposed to be real long and soft. but i am trying to save some time here. and pick some minds. later mike fatkid 08-30-2001, 12:47 PM You should use some springs out a bed. <IMG SRC="smilies/thefinger.gif" border="0"> poppycock 08-30-2001, 12:52 PM ford aerostar coils are what i would try first if i was doing it. i've only seen them on an old willies with toy axles. it flexed like a slinky. there are tons of them at the p-n-p. they are really soft and cheap. jayzuk 08-30-2001, 03:10 PM Im putting in Aerostar coils rate now so when im finished i'll let you know how they work... poppycock 08-30-2001, 05:47 PM sweet! i want to see. they look like the best solution for coils to me. KEVZUKI 08-30-2001, 06:35 PM Im using the pro comp 3" lifted XJ coils and they work great. insanizuk 08-18-2003, 02:53 AM Originally posted by poppycock i've only seen them on an old willies with toy axles. you wouldn't have a pic or link of that willies would ya? scwafish 08-18-2003, 05:51 AM Why build a rig around any boneyard coil? If the spring rate doesnt turn out to be what you want then you are fawked. By some cheap circle track ones and then if the rate sucks you can change the coils for $70.00. I have seen several rigs on Aerostar coils and IMHO they are too soft. Hoyden 08-18-2003, 05:54 AM I have stock XJ coils on mine (and clear 35s) - front and rear - they work well, but it is a trail only rig - I think that they'd be pretty scary at speed without swaybars (which, of course, I don't have). Jackie Orionn 08-18-2003, 06:08 AM I rode in a Zuki a few weeks back with cut down Aerostar coils in the rear and rear TJ coils up front. Yea, sounded weird to me to. It worked out really well though, the front flexed well, and ther tires never left the gound when it got twisted up. Oh, it was on stock axles to. had a partialy trianglated 4-link rear(upper links) and radius arm front. Rockrat 08-18-2003, 06:14 AM Stock Tj's and Aerostar coils work well like has been pointed out, the other route would be QA1 coils from summit in the 14" Hieght and 150-165# range | |