Recent content by Rockwood

What a self-centered dick.

Only time 3 adults will be in the back is when your buddy did something dumb and needs a ride for spares. :ROFLMAO:

Drag racers use the sway bar to make a car drive straight under massive torque…

Nothing dangerous about that cage (or really any SxS cage on a current offering). Is there room for improvement? Absolutely. I've seen a shitload of wrecks out there. I've only seen one frightening failure, and that was a dude who absolutely yarded it almost directly onto the roof. He...

Nice setup. Only drawback to running the arms forward mounted to trailing arms is the bar changes rate through travel. By keeping them on the same arc, you will always get similar rates from them. With this setup, it's possible for the sway bar to bind if the sway bar arm goes 90* to the...

Yeah, it's usually shift forks just like in a synchromesh. They just replace the synchro cones with dog engagement teeth. Same process to operate: lift, shift (or throttle cut with a strain sensor). Just pull back a bit, chop the throttle, slam it into the next gear like it owes you money...

Would you be able to get a long enough arm in there? If you put it inline with the trailer arm pivot, you could mount it a lot lower since it will follow about the same arc as the trailing arm. This would give you a much shorter dogbone to connect the sway bar to the trailing arm. Another...

1. A fairly significant amount. It can/will rip apart weak support. See below. 2. Where does a 24" arm land on the arm vertically? Will the arm be able to travel with the trailing arm through the full range of travel? Only thing I'd do differently is rather than have this new tube adding...

If it's a dog box, you should be able to. Doesn't mean you should. It's still better to use the clutch.

My Forest River 28' was similar to the above, except a rear engine buggy and 1 quad in the back.

The tabs seem to be pretty beefy structure wise, so the thin steel is offset by engineering time. And cupholders in these things work surprisingly well.

If you get to this point, I assume you’ll need to measure the distance between the cups and see if it stays consistent. Camber should always be 0, so the lower link will determine everything.

Hanging in my garage: Coming soon to a dune near you… :ROFLMAO:

Close enough to on topic.