I've run into a possible snag on my rear double triangulated
4 link and don't know what to do. I may end up having to use a wishbone upper with a single 1 1/4" shank by 1" bore hiem (spherical rod end, if you prefer that terminology) over the top of the rear diff to clear everything.
I've only seen a few other 3 links with an upper wishbone, but they all had the hiem over the diff positioned where the bolt went through the bore of the hiem vertically rather than horizontally.
Is this required, or can I run the hiem the traditional way with the bolt going through the hiem's bore from left to right (horizontally)?
I don't see any reason that it would HAVE to be mounted vertically......but I may admittedly be missing something.
So, what do ya think? The bracket would be much easier to make horizontal and I can't see it working any less effectively.
Thanks in advance.
Sean
4 link and don't know what to do. I may end up having to use a wishbone upper with a single 1 1/4" shank by 1" bore hiem (spherical rod end, if you prefer that terminology) over the top of the rear diff to clear everything.
I've only seen a few other 3 links with an upper wishbone, but they all had the hiem over the diff positioned where the bolt went through the bore of the hiem vertically rather than horizontally.
Is this required, or can I run the hiem the traditional way with the bolt going through the hiem's bore from left to right (horizontally)?
I don't see any reason that it would HAVE to be mounted vertically......but I may admittedly be missing something.
So, what do ya think? The bracket would be much easier to make horizontal and I can't see it working any less effectively.
Thanks in advance.
Sean