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[QUOTE="Dieselboy, post: 724772, member: 830"] True but the longer arm needs to be on the bottom. When you're braking the force will flex the huge soft bushings and cause the lower short arm to push up and want to twist the upper. Best way to solve that is together rid of the heim on the lower link where it ties into the upper. Don't get me wrong radius arms work good but you have to have 1 bushing somewhere if you want it to articulate without binding. [/QUOTE]
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