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Originally Posted by Oldtruckfanatic
That truck doesn't have a trailing arm crossmember its a custom built rear subframe with a three link. I'm guessing the wheels are forward like that mostly because of the angle of the link bars, when it goes up they probably get closer to center. Or maybe not just an observation. By the way that rear subframe setup is trick looks good.
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I understand the
why... all of us with "triangulated" suspensions (non-leafs) have this problem. I chose to pull my bed forward, which captured about an inch of this offset problem. I also plan to build some spacers to squeeze between the xmember and the trailing arm mount to resolve the rest. I think
7deuce's rear frame and suspension look great... just would like to see more of us low folks resolving these aesthetic problems. BTW, when you do extreme lowering, the front of these trucks' wheel offset is even worse.
As for
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