I think it looks scary as hell. You be the Judge
http://www.nthdegreemobility.com/zig-zag.htm
http://www.nthdegreemobility.com/zig-zag.htm
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Anyone ever seen this (Zig Zag)?
- Thread starter Heep
- Start date
dennisuello
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Reno, Nevada
Care to elaborate?
I've seen those in action and I know the guy who runs Nth Degree. He's a former Jeep suspension engineer and knows thing or two about suspensions. Having said that, I think, ZZ is not for hardcore wheelers, but mild trail runners desiring extra flex in the rear.
I've seen those in action and I know the guy who runs Nth Degree. He's a former Jeep suspension engineer and knows thing or two about suspensions. Having said that, I think, ZZ is not for hardcore wheelers, but mild trail runners desiring extra flex in the rear.
Stoney
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Citrus Heights
Just say no to ZIG ZIG!!!!!!!!!
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Apanthropy
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix
function aside, here's the part I don't get..
this thing replaces shackles, so to speak... but then you can lock it in for road use..
does that mean it can't slide forward-backward, too?
That would mean fixed-eye at either end of the spring, on road.
How's that work?
this thing replaces shackles, so to speak... but then you can lock it in for road use..
does that mean it can't slide forward-backward, too?
That would mean fixed-eye at either end of the spring, on road.
How's that work?
dennisuello
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Reno, Nevada
yes, it slides back and forward. locking it just fixes the distance between spring eye and upper shackle mount, preventing the unloading.
