When you engineered your links, why did you only triangulate one pair and leave the outside straight? I'm getting ready to do mine, I have a similar rig. 4cyl 97 taco. Front end came sas and dbl triangulated 4 link. Rear end is leaf. Is double triangulation unnecessary? Trying to get it done right the first time
If you look, there are still two triangles holding things square. It works good. The only thing I would do different is maybe make my link bars longer.
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When you engineered your links, why did you only triangulate one pair and leave the outside straight? I'm getting ready to do mine, I have a similar rig. 4cyl 97 taco. Front end came sas and dbl triangulated 4 link. Rear end is leaf.
Is double triangulation unnecessary? Trying to get it done right the first time
If you look, there are still two triangles holding things square. It works good.
The only thing I would do different is maybe make my link bars longer.