2 link controversy....

Originally posted by iLLblazer



Originally posted by BioMax





A 2-link will "plant" the tires to the ground under acceleration, but a 4-link will actually lift the tires off of the ground.

A 4-link is only considered a suspension design to minitruckers, there isn't a book out there that would even acknowledge it.





Max I'm confused on these 2?



i believe he meant reverse, on both of those.

yea i think he just forgot the reverse in there

Yes, I meant reverse on both of those.

lol this is still goin?

thanks for you input and honesty Max. i will be doing some research about 4 links. i was planning on redoing the setup soon i just want the best possiable ride that i can get out of it. and it sounds like A 2 link isnt the best quality.

holy shit! i never chime in here because im dumb when it comes to suspension. but for the record. MAX NEVER SAID 2-LINKS SUCK LOL....

and on another note. my Mitsu that max built that was on the cover had a reverse four-link and i loved it. But that was a really long time ago. Actually max bagged it in 99.

Originally posted by baggedMITSU



holy shit! i never chime in here because im dumb when it comes to suspension. but for the record. MAX NEVER SAID 2-LINKS SUCK LOL....

and on another note. my Mitsu that max built that was on the cover had a reverse four-link and i loved it. But that was a really long time ago. Actually max bagged it in 99.

HE LIVES!!!!

Originally posted by BioMax



Yes, I meant reverse on both of those.

I thought so. I just hoped it was a test to see if anyone was actually reading your posts and that maybe I'd win a sweet prize. LMAO.

you can get a 2link to articulate if you can manage to get bushings on the axle end. Ford did it on the front of the early broncos from 66-77.

you can get a 2link to articulate if you can manage to get bushings on the axle end. Ford did it on the front of the early broncos from 66-77.

if im right an understand you... i did something like that to a truck that im workin on with six brushings on it in the rear an everyone on here said that that the setup has 2much stress on it, an things will bend an break, an the rear end will pull apart from the housing... so that idea is out the door, sorry bud!