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400ex a-arm question
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Posted by: 67mopar
how much does stock 400ex a-arms and tie rods widen a 300ex.
Posted by: 300maniac
like around 1,25 in or neraly 2 inches som were aroun there that would be a great investment
Posted by: Project300EX
^ That's per side. It should be around 2.5-3" total.
Posted by: 4door5g
do you need to change the brake lines?
Posted by: bwamos
No there's enough slack in the stock lines.
Posted by: 4door5g
what all do you need to do it?(sorry not trying to jack your thread)
Posted by: Blue250X
The basics are all 4 a arms, longer tie rods, and then just put em on. But to get the full benifit you need 400ex spindles I think.
Posted by: Project300EX
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Originally posted by Blue250X
The basics are all 4 a arms, longer tie rods, and then just put em on. But to get the full benifit you need 400ex spindles I think.
You need 400ex/450r/250r shocks and the relocator bracket too. Spindles don't have to be, but I would/did.
Posted by: Blue250X
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Originally posted by Project300EX
You need 400ex/450r/250r shocks and the relocator bracket too. Spindles don't have to be, but I would/did.
You dont technically need them, it just sits a little lower without them...but not very much
EDIT: Well, I guess you are right, the stock shocks would be really soft for lengthened a-arms and sitting lower isn't always the best in rocky terrain
Posted by: 4door5g
were could i get a shock relocation kit at or do i need to make it
Posted by: 300exOH
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Originally posted by 4door5g
were could i get a shock relocation kit at or do i need to make it
You can find a couple different ones on ebay...just search for 300ex shock. I think hetrick sells them also.
Posted by: zell250x
i made my own shock mounts for the 400ex shocks. i went up 2" and out 1 1/2". with flat metal and it works great and is alot cheaper then the kit you can buy.
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