It happened in a flash.

ouch

Well done - I have seen that happen a couple of times. I see you did it good and proper (destroyed propshaft as well).

Definitely take the advice above and tube the new trailing arms (easy to do yourself if you can use a welder).

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Originally Posted by isuzurover

Well done - I have seen that happen a couple of times. I see you did it good and proper (destroyed propshaft as well).

Definitely take the advice above and tube the new trailing arms (easy to do yourself if you can use a welder).

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Engineers don't like welding on the trailing arms, therefore slide it on and silicon it to stop i rattling.

BUGGER

Thats one tough looking Disco!!!!!
Andrew

I reckon the the tube for that job would be aircraft chrome moly tubing. Very strong, made in lots of sizes, accurate and seamless.

WR.

even a stock vehicle with standard tyres can bend those........

heres a couple of pics of lurchs trailing arm........

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

The tyres look porn,
Can we have some details on them.

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Piddler

The tyres look porn,
Can we have some details on them.

Thanks

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Says in his sig that they are silverstone X-Treme 35's

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Originally Posted by DEFENDERZOOK

even a stock vehicle with standard tyres can bend those........

heres a couple of pics of lurchs trailing arm........

http://4wdcentral.com.au/forum/index...tach=435;image

http://4wdcentral.com.au/forum/index...tach=437;image

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Absolutely. This Rangie and trailing arm on a loose climb.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...007/05/351.jpg

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...007/05/352.jpg