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triangulated four link setup

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blue crush   +1y
I getting ready to start baggin my truck and i have three questions about triangulated four link setups...

1.How long should the bars be? Top and botom..
2.how much of an angle should the top bars be on?
3. would any one like to share some pics of a triangulated four link setup
on a stock frame?

Justin
gravity5   +1y
The top bars should be about 30 degrees each....and as for lenght, well make the longer they are the less front to rear axle articulation there is during the suspensions range. But make sure the front lower mounts do not hit the ground when layed out. As for the top bars they should go forward as well, and they should be at the same distance front to rear as the bottoms, so they will have to be longer as they are obviously angled. And dont forget the pinion angle, which you set off of the tranny on a 1 piece drifeshaft and the front driveshaft on a 2 piece driveshaft.
gravity5   +1y
Oh and the bars should not be completely parallel, if they were to be extended (with imagianary lines) they should meet up midway through the motor, and about 6 - 10 inches from the bottom of the frame. At drive height of course.
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