Frame rail vertically parallel with lower link bar with bags on bars

I'm looking for pictures of bag mounts from the frame were the lower link bar is positioned directly below the rear frame rail.
 
This is an example of what I am talking about :

 
My frame will be higher in the rear, so that part is a nonfactor. Thanks!  

look at fullsize chevys. ive seen alot setup that way since the leafs are there already.

I'll look through the owner profiles, Thanks.

Edited: 2/6/2009 6:20:36 PM by MagicMikey

 is this kinda what ur talkin about. its the basic super lift 4 link from suicide doors 

that last pictue looks like a good way to tear up bushings

trust me it works fine. doesnt wear out.

--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by MagicMikey Edited: 2/6/2009 6:20:36 PM by MagicMikey  is this kinda what ur talkin about. its the basic super lift 4 link from suicide doors   ---------------------------------------------   No, i am looking for the link bars directly under the frame rails, and yes, those bushings will wear out on the bottom bars. I don't know why ssd.com sales them like that.

Nathan, the picture above looks like the lower bars are directly under the frame, just like what you are asking for pictures of.  And I agree.....with the bags off-center of the lower bars, the bushings will tend to wear out quicker due to the twisting force applied to them every time the truck airs up.  The bushings probably think the truck is doing a constant 3-wheel.  They hate life.

--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by PUPon20s   ...The bushings probably think the truck is doing a constant 3-wheel.  They hate life. --------------------------------------------- lol.

That is true PuP. I was looking at the bags to be on top of the bar.