4 Link guys?
04-08-2016, 09:46 PM
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4 Link guys?
Hey guys I've been reading through some 4 link threads and I was hoping I might be able to get some advice. I have an 05 RCSB that id like to 4 link but unfortunately I don't know of any chassis shops locally(Pittsburgh Pa) familiar with these trucks, which has steered me towards the Chassis Works Kit (KP Kit). I'm not necessarily sold on the full bolt on kit but it's an option I suppose. Wondering if anyone would recommend the kit for a truck that will primarily be drag raced assuming the kit will be used with coil overs out back. It seems the majority of guys running the kits are doing so for ride height adjustability not necessarily racing application with the exception of Pitman who I tried to PM but haven't heard back from yet. So, I guess if anyone has any chassis shop recommendations or lack there of, would this be a viable option??
04-09-2016, 05:09 AM
#2
It will need to be built. Not bought. Get the book doorslammers and plot out your truck in 4link plus. This is my 69 camaro plotted. "Build" it in the program then replicate it in real world. Thats how i would attack the project anyways...btw i am nowhere near a pro with 4 link setups. Im new to it myself so do your own homework.
04-09-2016, 09:37 AM
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04-09-2016, 04:37 PM
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Hey guys I've been reading through some 4 link threads and I was hoping I might be able to get some advice. I have an 05 RCSB that id like to 4 link but unfortunately I don't know of any chassis shops locally(Pittsburgh Pa) familiar with these trucks, which has steered me towards the Chassis Works Kit (KP Kit). I'm not necessarily sold on the full bolt on kit but it's an option I suppose. Wondering if anyone would recommend the kit for a truck that will primarily be drag raced assuming the kit will be used with coil overs out back. It seems the majority of guys running the kits are doing so for ride height adjustability not necessarily racing application with the exception of Pitman who I tried to PM but haven't heard back from yet. So, I guess if anyone has any chassis shop recommendations or lack there of, would this be a viable option??
Where do you live...I know of a shop down Daytona Florida way. They got my buddys 9 sec Nova going straight as hell.
Vid of Nova once they got it fixed. 5.93 eighth mile on a 1.35 sixty foot time. Motor is a 498, running NA
http://vid895.photobucket.com/albums...psmpult6ww.mp4
Pitt
Last edited by pittman; 04-09-2016 at 05:50 PM.
04-09-2016, 06:14 PM
#6
Hey just saw this, sorry. I don't see a PM?
Where do you live...I know of a shop down Daytona Florida way. They got my buddys 9 sec Nova going straight as hell.
Vid of Nova once they got it fixed. 5.93 eighth mile on a 1.35 sixty foot time. Motor is a 498, running NA
http://vid895.photobucket.com/albums...psmpult6ww.mp4
Pitt
Where do you live...I know of a shop down Daytona Florida way. They got my buddys 9 sec Nova going straight as hell.
Vid of Nova once they got it fixed. 5.93 eighth mile on a 1.35 sixty foot time. Motor is a 498, running NA
http://vid895.photobucket.com/albums...psmpult6ww.mp4
Pitt
04-09-2016, 06:28 PM
#7
Formerly ScreamingL
Look up nathan in mars or evans city for a cage. If you been to track you may of saw his blue fox going 7s on a mild shot....he also been doing chassis work
Hes a buddy of mine
Hes a buddy of mine
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04-09-2016, 07:15 PM
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