jodart
Newbie
If I'm looking at it right, 9mm. I won't be able to tell if that increase helps me with the step though, it's covered with snow and ice.
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longer travel?
- Thread starter jodart
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CrawlinMike
RCC Addict
That's why God made shovels lol
girlcrazy_4
Newbie
pics before and after
girlcrazy_4
Newbie
actually god just designed them. The Chinese where the ones that actually put it together and us canadians are the suckers that buy them realizing a snowblower would have been a much nicer investment
jodart
Newbie
Just checked for sure, and, no, it won't work. The upper arms wil, but the bulkhead on the front lower is longer than the rear. I suppose if you wanted to modify the front bulkheads, cut them down, it would work, but I'm not going to do that. Good thing I checked though, I found a broken hinge pin.
I was just about to say that
Rear arms in the front wont work
Even if they did fit your steering rods will be at a "V" angle due to that 9mm of increased length. So each time your suspension cycles ( go up and down) your tires will angle out ( toe out?) Then angle in ( toe in?) As the suspension changes angles.
Rear arms in the front wont work
Even if they did fit your steering rods will be at a "V" angle due to that 9mm of increased length. So each time your suspension cycles ( go up and down) your tires will angle out ( toe out?) Then angle in ( toe in?) As the suspension changes angles.
SnarkyMcSnarkson
Newbie
Also, a longer wheelbase will increase the likelihood of high-centering.
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