Why do radius arms bind?

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  • Athrun Z
    The use of two arms in this set up is to help prevent the axle housing from rotating and binding under power. One particular issue many will note with radius arms is the tendency for the front end to unload when power is applied. Now, when you're in any vehicle, the front end will lift when power is applied.13 dic 2018

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