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Old 04-17-2008, 11:13 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Independent Suspension?

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IFS (Independent Front Suspension) will give you a better ride on road and will perform better in high speed offroad driving.

SFA (Solid Front Axle) is stronger and will work better in the rocks and more extreme slow crawling types of wheeling.

It all depends on what you will do, but IFS can play in the rocks and SFA can go fast. You will need to way them and see what is better for your needs.
x2 For a short wheel base vehicle though, I would have liked to have seen a SFA. Something about a short wheel base and going fast in the desert does not seem like something i want to be doing.
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