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Join Date: Feb 2003
Member # 16963
Location: not California
Posts: 312
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Reversing a Shackle Reversal
I'm swapping frames on my CJ. The frame I aquired is set up for reverse shackles. I don't want/intent to use the SR set up so, I want to replace the main eye hangers.
Should I: A. Buy new hangers (Rockstomper= $19 x2) B. make hangers from tube (free) C. Cut hangers of the old CJ frame and weld to the new. (free) TIA,
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Member # 16963
Location: not California
Posts: 312
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My CJ rides great with the hangers in the front with my SOA setup. I don't care much for those sabre-tooth brackets that ya need for SRS. I'm happy with the ride quality and trail performance of the conventional CJ shackle location. |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Member # 22966
Location: Bainbridge, OH
Posts: 269
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There are three negative issues concerning a SRS on a Jeep, one; is the nose dives on quick breaking on the street, two; the issue with approach angle on the front, third; when SOA, you will typically need a long splined area on the front driveshaft. I have an SRS, now, but I won't do that again. It rides nice on the road, but is there a benefit off road, that is hard to tell and open for debate.
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