toyota 4 link wheel hop

Technician · Jul 14, 2013

Looks to me like its squat + . Do like TBI says lower the ride hight.

Neal3000 · Jul 14, 2013

Lowers look steep

skipnrocks · Jul 14, 2013

I would be interested to see what your four link numbers are in the calculator as well... its a pretty easy calculator using the one from pirate

greenlion · Jul 15, 2013

Lowers too steep. Lower it as much as you can and then put a tight center limit strap on it.

hjpcummins · Jul 15, 2013

Is that grave diggers lil sister? I woul start by dropping it like its hot!

Fab looks decent!

zjtrey · Jul 16, 2013

I'm agreeing with these guys... lower the rig as much as you can and see what it acts like then.. it will help with the axle walking up under the truck too..

the links don't look terrible so i'd try making other adjustments before you go moving the links around..

ktaylor · Jul 20, 2013

What all numbers do i have to plug in when i use the calculator

skipnrocks · Jul 21, 2013

You need width between upper links frame and axle side and for the lowers. Height of links from ground. distance of joints from center line of axle.... the calculator on pirate explains it to you as you click on each input. you also need wheel base and tire size and a few other basic numbers.

ktaylor · Jul 21, 2013

Alright ill take a look again i knew about the wheelbase an track width an some others but not some of them

ktaylor · Jul 21, 2013

Im really in need for a toyota top shift conversion with the twin stick shifter that the only thing holding me up from putting dual cases in it an when i do my lower crossmember i made with the lower lengths is going to have to be moved anyway

ktaylor · Jul 29, 2013

When i pull up the calculator it wasnt explaining it but what i need to know is cogx cogy an cog height. what to measure x y an z of the frame an axle end an do i have to put the material the lenghts are?