View Full Version : help me pick out a 4-link setup!
ocbaud
11-10-2004, 11:40 PM
i need some price ideas on a 4 link setup.
i think for now i would just like to see some with coil overs to help with traction and then later on i wanna be able to upgrade to bags.
airdeano
11-10-2004, 11:52 PM
you may want to consult a chassis engineering firm for your
specifications on the four links. pricing can vary from $150 to
$850 depending on necessity of drivabilty, comfort and adjustable
ease.
or consult the air bag companies for there recommendation if
you are later installing an air-ride. not all four-links are air ride
adaptable.
airdeano
Jimmy P
11-11-2004, 12:42 AM
air ride technoligies, kp components and suicidedoors.com all have good 4 links.
airhead
11-11-2004, 12:58 AM
air ride technoligies, kp components and suicidedoors.com all have good 4 links.
:word: :iamwithst: I run a KP and suggest it.
ocbaud
11-11-2004, 01:01 AM
well it wont be for awhile guys, i'm mainly looking for what it will cost to put one under my truck.
Jimmy P
11-11-2004, 01:08 AM
$300-400 for the links
$300-400 for the links
:word: if you can weld a suicidedoors link setup would be the way to go. Just buy the mounts needed for coilovers.
Get an ART weld in link setup, that's what I have on the 83 and it was simple to weld in.
Go here for a pic/part #:
http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=119408
wkdspd
11-12-2004, 11:58 PM
I have just built exactly what you're asking about - I have a 4-link with panhard and custom torsion setup with rear outboard coil-over mounts built specifically for handling... I made sure that the coil-over mounts were built in such a way that I could swap in shockwaves with zero effort or problems. (incidentally, front is built for same ease of swap with custom tubular upper/lower control arms). for ease of installation, the ART bolt-in 4-link that is setup for shockwaves is a direct fit for coil-overs, for best price a universal 4-link kit can be had (as already mentioned) for a couple hundred dollars and mounts added for another $50-$100. coil-overs can be found from lots of different companies, but Carrera sells a chrome shock/ chrome spring setup for around $300, you'll need theshocks valved for a truck rear (light) and about a 225 lb spring.
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