i want to 4 link the rear end and was wondering about what are the angels and the lengths or how do i find them out thanks
you can find proper formulas for 4 link on the net just google it and you will find one
http://mysite.verizon.net/triaged/4linkcalcv15html/index.html (http://mysite.verizon.net/triaged/4linkcalcv15html/index.html)
call curt grant or dave woods I bet both would help ya with info!
piret 4x4 has a good write up on it some were
Proper 4 links need to be thought out. Pirate4x4 is a good place to start. Lots of reading to do.
A bad link suspension will perform worse than any factory suspension.
There are no set numbers, each vehicle is different and dependant on what you are trying to achieve.
Pour a cup of coffee and read till you can't read no more on Pirate
4 link on a mud truck is not hard. What the rock crawlers on pirate are trying to do and mud truck are not the same. When you see a truck that works they way you want yours to work take a good look "get pic's" and talk to them. Leave the internet & coffee at home grab a beer and go to a mud bog thats what i did.
X2. And don't forget to make it strong enough the first time
Quote from: 02chevy on November 19, 2011, 12:31:05 AM
4 link on a mud truck is not hard. What the rock crawlers on pirate are trying to do and mud truck are not the same. When you see a truck that works they way you want yours to work take a good look "get pic's" and talk to them. Leave the internet & coffee at home grab a beer and go to a mud bog thats what i did.
Thanks everyone proble will be asking some more questions when I get started at it
There is TONS of free info out there to read up on making a good performing link suspension... why guess at it.
Spend a little time ul front figuring out what effects what and you will have a much nicer ride and performing truck.
use the link i posted and input your data this is a fool proof method no guessing or researching needed