four link

i was wondering if it matters if you run two of your bars on top of the axle and two on the bottom?? pics wouldbe greatly appreciated of different options. i have two going from the crossmember to the axle. parralel with the frame, 4.125 away from the frame. those are going to be my levar bars. and now i have to run my triangulated. but not to much room with the seperation. it only leaves 37 inches from bar to bar. on the crossmember. and the i subtract about and inch of that for the bolts to have room so they arent to triangulated.

i thought they have to be a set below and a set above. or else wouldnt the axle just flop back and forth?

i have no idea that is why i am asking. anyone else know. thats sort ofwhat i was thinking. but yet to know answer haha

hope u get some answers but how bout deleting ur other 2 threads on the same subject? i realize it was prolly an accident but just saying.

A pair on top and a pair on the bottom. 45 degree angle is optimum for the triangulated bars. You can't always get that much so you might have a little less than 45 degrees.

thats the kind of info i was looking for if there was a minimum of degrees.

being that i already have a fourlink should i waste it and make it with two bars going parallel and make the other two a wishbone