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Old 01-21-2019, 05:42 PM   #1
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Ok guys and gals I've been slowly piecing together my latest build which is on a toyzuki v2 chassis. Right now i've got it mocked up with a hodge podge of links just to set some axles under it. Ive got a couple questions about links on this chassis. One thing i'm having and issue with is figuring out my link lengths i'll actually be needing. Mostly because i'm running MST axles under it and i'll also be running the new Rc4wd 4runner body up top. Obviously i Don't have my body yet for any mock up :( but i need to get the wheelbase down to 11.3 i believe to match up to the runner body. I made links a while back but can't for the life of me remember what method i did to get them where i needed them. Not sure if there are any premade link sets that will work to get me 11.3" wheel base using the MST axles either. If anyone knows any that could possibly work for my application i'd be interested looking into them. other wise i'll be doing more research on link building i suppose. Next question i have comes to Link placement. Obviously the chassis has a boat load of options when it comes to where your upper links can be placed. Is there a better place to have them in relation to the wheelbase or what exactly should i be doing about the upper link placement i guess i should be asking. Normally i have just built off of the stock c channel frames and not dealt with moving the links around. I feel like i've seen a tutorial around at one time about link placement and link lengths but its slipping my mind as to where or how long ago i found it. I know this is a bit of a run away question but if a few of you more experienced builders/tuners could point me in the general direction of what i should be looking at or reading up on i would greatly appreciate it. I suppose i should at some point throw up a build thread on this truck. Thanks in advance. In the meantime i'll be doing as much searching as i can since a quick google search hasn't prevailed any info on people using MST axles under a zuki yet.
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Old 01-21-2019, 05:43 PM   #2
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Old 01-22-2019, 09:47 AM   #3
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I've been looking for these answers as well...
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Old 01-22-2019, 10:04 AM   #4
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My process for getting link lengths usually goes something like this:

1. Set up chassis and axles in approximate orientation
2. Get rough link measurements with a ruler
3. Cut mock up links to the rough size allowing room for rod ends to be threaded in and out
4. Install mock up links, thread rod ends in and out until I'm happy with the settings.
5. Measure eye to eye length of the mock up links and make final links to that size
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Old 01-22-2019, 12:22 PM   #5
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My process for getting link lengths usually goes something like this:



1. Set up chassis and axles in approximate orientation

2. Get rough link measurements with a ruler

3. Cut mock up links to the rough size allowing room for rod ends to be threaded in and out

4. Install mock up links, thread rod ends in and out until I'm happy with the settings.

5. Measure eye to eye length of the mock up links and make final links to that size


Kind of what I was thinking. Use all thread get them close enough where I can move the rod ends in or out and then cut up my stainless sleeve to go over the thread but I might just get some tubing I can tap m4 threads in. Either way I think you may have reminded me of how I did my last set of links


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