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Is anyone running Rock Krawler's triangulated 4 link on an otherwise stock ride height Mojave? Chatting with Rock Krawler earlier today the 4 link upgrade is good from stock ride height all the way up to a 4.5 inch lift. I'm wanting to improve on the already good Mojave, and I think this is an excellent starting point. What does everyone else think?
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I have the 3" adventure pro on my rubi. I did swap out the rear springs for Clayton's as I plan on putting more than 600lbs of overland gear in bed.

All in all happy with kit but it did take a bit to learn as the backend feels looser than factory but that's to be expected with its design. The flex is interesting
 

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Put it on my Rubicon with 2.5” HD Clayton springs and stock arms. If I remember I have the RK arms adjusted pretty short. I thought there was a minimum lift they required? Either way probably fixable with adjustable lower arms.
I like it. Feel like it has less weird wobbly movements driving around town.
 

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Is anyone running Rock Krawler's triangulated 4 link on an otherwise stock ride height Mojave? Chatting with Rock Krawler earlier today the 4 link upgrade is good from stock ride height all the way up to a 4.5 inch lift. I'm wanting to improve on the already good Mojave, and I think this is an excellent starting point. What does everyone else think?
with a mojave i wouldn't recommend triangulating it. for a rubi? yes. then again depends on how your using it. if your doing dunes, and jumps, and well any high speed stuff. I'd keep the stock arm location cus you don't want excessive body roll in those situations. No if your just doing mad rock crawling and you wanna maximize flex. Hell yeah that kit is the way to go.
 

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Glad I saw this thread. I was getting ready to buy this for my Mojave. I read somewhere that this RK 4 link drove better on the highway. Bit I see the post in this thread that says the rear feels looser ... My ruck does not go off-road.
 

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Glad I saw this thread. I was getting ready to buy this for my Mojave. I read somewhere that this RK 4 link drove better on the highway. Bit I see the post in this thread that says the rear feels looser ... My ruck does not go off-road.
I've read it's better on the highway as well. That's primarily what my Mojave sees, but it does see off road duties a few times a year. I'm primarily looking for smoother overall rear suspension travel, and less chassis shudder, which I am confident the RK kit will do. If it ends up being a bit loose, I can always add a larger rear sway bar like the one made by Hellwig.
 

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I’m lifted a few inches and I wouldn’t say it feels looser. Conversely, I think it got rid of some of the weird crosstalk/wobble I’d get over big bumps or like turning into driveways and rocking back and forth 4 times.
Not discrediting it may not be as “strong” as stock
 
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I’m lifted a few inches and I wouldn’t say it feels looser. Conversely, I think it got rid of some of the weird crosstalk/wobble I’d get over big bumps or like turning into driveways and rocking back and forth 4 times.
Not discrediting it may not be as “strong” as stock
Perfect. This is exactly the feedback I was hoping for.
 

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