combo or king kong

[bajaBUG JON]

just want to know which i should go with not going to race with it .i have a 10'' wide race beam and foddrill 4 '' arms and the car has a honda 3.5 v6 in it and 1 1/2 .120 wall tubing so just need some advice ?????

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[burninfuel]

Don't go 7/8" links, use 5/8" and run it save your cost and you won't hurt it, King kong is for the unlimited 5, 12 race cars that have to go 1000 miles or 500 miles.

[punchdrunk monkey]

I use Tweed combo spindles with 5/8" pins. I have not had a problem with the spindles. I did break one linkpin. My car is 3000lb

[DOG ON]

I always though Tweed was a fragile brand, not for prerunning hard...Is this true?

[joe1369]

I use Tweed combo spindles with 5/8" pins. I have not had a problem with the spindles. I did break one linkpin. My car is 3000lb

If you use the 5/8" pins, spring for the 300M material, but they will cost you, or use the chromo 7/8" pins.

[joe1369]

I always though Tweed was a fragile brand, not for prerunning hard...Is this true?

There a lot of people banging hard on them, tire size is the killer, and maintain them, stuff gets loose fix it, a little slop will lead to breakage sooner!!!

[punchdrunk monkey]

There a lot of people banging hard on them, tire size is the killer, and maintain them, stuff gets loose fix it, a little slop will lead to breakage sooner!!!

That was my problem. The link pin was loose and wore a groove in it. I am running a 30" tire. I have 2500 miles on my car with no problems, other than the 1 LP.