4 linker question

well it is alittle about length.

nobody writes about a 2 link besides a fuckin hillbilly dumbass who thinks he knows what he is talkin about, look at trophy trucks see any 2 links on their trucks with 3 feet of suspension travel, no they 3/4 link them..2 links are fuckin stupid

check it, this is an easy way to have 0 pinion angle change, and not needing 20ft long link bars. no tellin how bad taht would ride anyways.

Originally posted by JFcustoms



nobody writes about a 2 link besides a fuckin hillbilly dumbass who thinks he knows what he is talkin about, look at trophy trucks see any 2 links on their trucks with 3 feet of suspension travel, no they 3/4 link them..2 links are fuckin stupid

noone writes about 4 1/2 ft long link bars and what is wrong with them but hillbilly dumbasses. and there are alot of "trophy trucks" with 2links, because they dont care about "fancy" stuff like "articulation", and "traction" and "braking".

just weld it on and see what happens since you know it all. youve got some good sources on here so theres no reason to keep posting. get the book if it makes you feel better

2 links are stupid, but whose the one spent his time and money making 54" link bars

cris's diagram is right, it's soo simple I don't know why people make it so hard. you know what, do a search in the forums about 4 links Cory from Ill Conformity (yes Canadian's know what a 4 link is) has a post on here with a little video he made showing all the different ways that people do thier links, once you see it you will understand a bit more. I think he has the vid on the club site too.....

I beg to differ that 2 links are stupid. I know a couple of dually guys that run them and tow serious trailers. It is all about design and the fabricator. You can have a 3/4 link that is built like crap the same way you can build a 2 link that is crap. Many of the Medium Duty trucks wiith factory and aftermarket air ride systems have a simple two link design that provides safety, better handling for towing. Before you spout off some stupid shit check your referrences first.

im pretty sure this is what you are asking



measurements will vary according to your mounting points

I measure with solidworks.