A joint which can move side to side or up/down as well as twist.  (like a wrist)

~Nate

Half right! The wristed arm is a Ford Radius arm that has a hinge that moves up and down, allowing the axle/suspension to move freely, and have almost 0 bindage!


This is the arm pinned.


Here it is unpinned. Off road only!!

how did any of you get the jeep coils to work? I got some cherokee coils and they are quite a bit bigger in doa then the stock rears. I can't see how they would seat on the axle end. plus the top is smaller in dia than the stock one?

how did any of you get the jeep coils to work? I got some cherokee coils and they are quite a bit bigger in doa then the stock rears. I can't see how they would seat on the axle end. plus the top is smaller in dia than the stock one?

My Cherokee coils were not smaller up top?   But I bought them and was told that they were Cherokee coils, I did not pull them off of a Cherokee  Is your ride a Sport.  1998 Sports have a larger DIA up top then my Kick (So I'm told) .   My coils actually sit on the axle and wrap around the bucket right now.   I plan on making new buckets and moveing the top bucket rearward once I get settled on the suspension set up.  It functions well now as is but not designed as a perminent long term set up.