You adjust the proportioning valve so the fronts break loose first.
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- Thread starter DShelton
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WSM29
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Glad everyone is okay!
On the topic of Roll Bars, If you have a rear family cage or even a full cage installed to the body and not the frame will this do any good for a roll over? I will have new sheet metal in place and plan to install backing plates for mounting. I know going to the frame is best, but for daily driving and not rock crawling, will it be alright?
On the topic of Roll Bars, If you have a rear family cage or even a full cage installed to the body and not the frame will this do any good for a roll over? I will have new sheet metal in place and plan to install backing plates for mounting. I know going to the frame is best, but for daily driving and not rock crawling, will it be alright?
