Front 3-Link Setup

MrShoeBoy · 03-07-2011, 03:15 PM

If you go passenger side build a truss on the front axle to help spread out the load. I have seen a few failed upper mounts and twisted axle tubes over the years due to poor design/not enough support. Your numbers look pretty close to what my numbers were when I built my MJ. I have since lost all that info when I moved and had a hard drive failure on my computer. Flatlanders setup looks pretty much ideal and his advice is very good. My truck is in Clifton right near UC if you want to come check it out sometime and look at a Cherokee/Comanche 3 link in person. Its currently not running due to ECU issues with the stroker motor and big cam I stuck in there.

AARON

03-07-2011, 03:15 PM	#1
MrShoeBoy Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 120	If you go passenger side build a truss on the front axle to help spread out the load. I have seen a few failed upper mounts and twisted axle tubes over the years due to poor design/not enough support. Your numbers look pretty close to what my numbers were when I built my MJ. I have since lost all that info when I moved and had a hard drive failure on my computer. Flatlanders setup looks pretty much ideal and his advice is very good. My truck is in Clifton right near UC if you want to come check it out sometime and look at a Cherokee/Comanche 3 link in person. Its currently not running due to ECU issues with the stroker motor and big cam I stuck in there. AARON __________________ 91 MJ Under construction