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Official LANDYOT radius rod installation thread
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• Newport News, VA, USA
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Posted:3/28/2006 15:29
HBJJAM - Do you have the radius-rod info-pack? If not, click on my username and send me an e-mail (subject: radius-rods). I'll reply to you with the info-pack. I cannot attach the info-pack to an e-mail sent through a website's e-mail server.

"EARLY-2000" models have the driver-side rear brake caliper mounted on the forward side of the rear axle. "LATE-2000" (and later) models have both rear brake calipers mounted on the rear side of the rear axle. You can see this looking through the slots of OEM wheels.

Vertical axle movement is not hampered. The radius-rods control the axle's vertical movement to an arc ... or radius.
kkology
• Spring Lake, NJ, USA
• Registered on 11/15/2009
• 5 posts
Posted:11/15/2009 15:09
I have read that some people have installed the F - Code rear leaf springs instaed of the Radius Rods. What is the differnce in perfromance and where can I get either item? What are the part number for each?

Keith
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Official LANDYOT radius rod installation thread
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