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Old 11-29-2007, 05:17 PM   #21
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imo, i like the upper 3 link better mainly because the other 4 link kits shorten the upper links length. we are working on a 4 link kit that puts the connection point directly above the axle similar to the 3 link.
From what I've seen and tried I agree, the stock 3 link upper works great on AX10 builds using the SW3.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:50 PM   #22
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I like the 3-link it works great thanks Jake for making it bullet proof
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:58 PM   #23
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Jake you have taken the ax-10's performance to a whole other level
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:14 PM   #24
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imo, i like the upper 3 link better mainly because the other 4 link kits shorten the upper links length. we are working on a 4 link kit that puts the connection point directly above the axle similar to the 3 link.
Jake I just ordered the AX-10 from you and the Stage two kit and like a Dumb A$$ I ordered a 4-link front and back set up from TCS crawler and I see what your saying I won't be able to use these do to how far forward the bottom links will be. Some times it sucks learning the hard wayThanks for answer all my questions.

1 more do clockable C's make any difference??
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Old 11-30-2007, 10:20 PM   #25
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Why stay 3 Link when you can go 4 link easy and cheap from some other great vendors?

Not to say that 4 link is bad (my comp rig has a 4 link set-up) but one of the advantages of a three link design is less axle swing during articulation. This helps it track better through gates etc. Another design that limits axle swing is the GC-1.

I am really happy with the way my son's 3 link works.
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For each person its different. i have them on mine now, but they are set at the stock position. Just the strength difference alone is a huge advantage.
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For each person its different. i have them on mine now, but they are set at the stock position. Just the strength difference alone is a huge advantage.
Will your knuckles work on the Clockable C's I like yours better with the adjustable mount holes? As soon as the truck gets here I have another order for you.
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yes, they will.
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Old 12-08-2007, 02:17 PM   #29
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I just got mine today and put them on Jake and the boys did an awsome job at CKRCCRAWLERS Thanks fellas
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