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anything is possible when wheeling........:corn:

you got my attention, tell me how uppers are subjected to bending loads?

The lower links only need to be Bunks and the weight increase is well below your center of gravity where you want it. The upper links can be 0.120 wall DOM as they aren't subjected to bending only tension and compression loads. Bunk has developed a very over designed link but trust me you can...

save your money and get some links from Bunk this summer. I will guarantee you these will be the last links you will ever need to buy :awesomework:

$300 plus $100 of BC Crawlin Swag check it out on BC Crawlin Wheelin discussion section, Justin tried it when he was up there

another badass build James :cool: the bounty in Canada is waiting :bling:

another fine product James ! You need to come to Canada and put it to the test !

looking good James, those 1/4 turns are bling bling :awesomework:

James your work is second to none, great progress on the new build ! Owning you old buggy is kinda boring thou, all I have to do is grease the u-joints to get ready for another run:awesomework: are you making any changes to the 4-link geometry on this one?

damn those are shinny new wheels !:awesomework:

4 link calculator If you want to design it yourself there is a 4 link calculator available from Triage that works well. The only issue with it is you will need to multiply your anti-squat numbers by 50% for a 4x4. Do a search on Pirate4x4 for the latest version that includes bump and droop...

Great Conversion !! nice work, I did the one ton thing last year. Glad to see I am not the only one using plumb bobs and C sectioning techniques on the rear frame!!:awesomework: