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Throttle Out | How Jeep Suspension Works
Jeep Suspension Geometry Explained
PAOLI, Pa. (Dec 19, 2018) – ExtremeTerrain’s Ryan Huck has produced the video, “How Jeep Suspension Works | Jeep Suspension Geometry Explained”, as an informational tool for the 4x4 community focusing on modified Wranglers. A variety of Jeep lift kits are available for the Wrangler so understanding the components that can improve suspension geometry, handling, and ride quality will, inevitably, make for a well-informed off-roader.
“Hopefully, with this new information, you’ll be able to make a good decision when purchasing a lift kit, as far as which components you want to make sure your lift kit includes.” – Ryan Huck
In this video, Ryan discusses everything from control arms to track bars, drag links to caster and pinion angles, while explaining their significance in a Jeep with increased ride height. With the assistance of animations and a magnetic angle finder, Ryan extrapolates on suspension geometry, providing his expert voice on a very popular Jeep topic.
View it here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throttle-out-news-dec2018-2.html
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