Anyone running a triangulated 4 link?

On their 89-95? Opinions, ect...Moving of the gas tank?

Moving the gas tank not to bad.With my yota I had to have a hose mad,because I had fuel injection,but other then that, just extend the lines and wires...I'm not a big fan of the reverse 4 bar, so moving the gas tank for me is the way to go.

I also moved the gas tank to the back and boxed in the rear.

how about running a parallel 3-link and panhard bar or watts link? then you can raise the tank and keep it where it is, right? i havnt done an older toyota but thats what i did on a 02.

Id LOVE not to have to put the tank in the bed, but want a rear setup that will do me good. Any other suggestions?

Edited: 9/9/2005 12:31:30 PM by AiredOut

You can run a parallel 4 link, with a watts link or panhard (i prefer watts the watts link), or a 3 link w/ the 3rd link designed to go around the gas tank (which i really dont like), or a 2 link with watts or panhard (which i hate) all without having to move the gas tank.

I prefer the triangulaed 4 link over all of them, its clean, simple and effective. It really not that hard to relocate your gas tank (not in the bed), or section the corner off to clear an upper bar, thats what i did on mine to leave it in a stock location.

I am running a full reverse triangular 4 link on my 94 yota extended cab. I hate it. I didnt want to move the gas tank either! It has a lot of lift but when you raise it up it sways like crazy. Im tired of it I have moved my shocks trying to fix it but it did not help. any suggestions?

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mine is reverse ive never had a problem with sway or any type of other problem ive hade both ways forward and reverse and i see no advantage to forward mounting the four link. Please inform me if there is some reason why that is?