draglink flip
I was curious if you need to do a draglink flip for 3.5" lift? Right now I'm running 3" lift with 37s and am going up to 3.5" springs and 40s.
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Many will say it is necessary, but I think it's a preference. See how much height you gain with the new coils, and get a feel for any changes in the way it handles, then decide from there.
At about 4" actual lift height, I did not have bumpsteer, but did have body roll from not having raised brackets at either end. I could definitely feel the difference when the brackets went on, but didn't really notice a change to the steering from the flip. (both brackets and the flip were done at the same time) |
I have a drag link flip with my 3.5”game changer. Before the flip, I had no bumpsteer. After I did the flip, I had terrible bumpsteer. I ended up raising my track bar with an after truss. So in short, I would not worry about it, if you don’t want to do it. |
Originally Posted by nthinuf
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Many will say it is necessary, but I think it's a preference. See how much height you gain with the new coils, and get a feel for any changes in the way it handles, then decide from there.
I personally had a decent bit of bump steer with 3.5" RK springs and about 3.75" of actual lift up front. I drove like that for quite a while....it wasn't terrible, but I noticed it. When I put a truss on, I opted for a raised TB bracket and went with a Yeti 26 no-drill flip. I immediately noticed a big difference IMO, and wished I had done it sooner.......but, I can see how everyone's experience differs. |
Originally Posted by Az scooter
(Post 4314880)
I have a drag link flip with my 3.5”game changer. Before the flip, I had no bumpsteer. After I did the flip, I had terrible bumpsteer. I ended up raising my track bar with an after truss. So in short, I would not worry about it, if you don’t want to do it. |
Originally Posted by Az scooter
(Post 4314880)
I have a drag link flip with my 3.5”game changer. Before the flip, I had no bumpsteer. After I did the flip, I had terrible bumpsteer. I ended up raising my track bar with an after truss. So in short, I would not worry about it, if you don’t want to do it. You flipped your drag link, realized it drove like shit, and then raised your track bar? Just no dude. It's supposed to happen all together, or not at all. |
OK, so when i do a 3.5 Inch lift, I should also get a drag link and raise my track bar or not do it at all?
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Originally Posted by MrRescuePack
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OK, so when i do a 3.5 Inch lift, I should also get a drag link and raise my track bar or not do it at all?
Flip: Raise the axle end of the draglink to the top of the knuckle AND raise the axle end of the trackbar with a bracket (or as part of a truss). Drop Pitman: Lower frame end of draglink AND move the trackbar with a bracket. |
Yes, if you are at 3.5”+of lift you should be doing a drag link flip. |
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