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tex_waco_usmc · 10-15-2010, 04:39 PM

So there I was about an hour ago talking to my father on the phone from here in Afghanistan about what I want to accomplish on "Project Heaven" when I finally get home. I told him that I am moving the fuel cell to the rear and I have to replace my rearend...Then he said well hell if the bed is off and you have to do that you might as well do a 4-Link Suspension setup on it!

The more I milled this over the more I thought..."you know, he might be onto something...."

OK, so here it is(for those of you who dont know)...Project Heaven is a 67 SWB, lowered 3 in front and 5 in rear (with springs), on the back is going to sit a 96 SWB stepside bed that has alot of custom work done to it. I will pick it up from body shop when I go home from R&R.

What I want to do is a 4 link setup on the rear....

Questions: Where to get a kit? Anyone got any pics of doing one on their truck? Tips or Lessons learned? Let me know....

10-15-2010, 04:39 PM	#1
tex_waco_usmc Project Heaven in my 67!!! Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bosqueville, TX Posts: 899	So there I was... So there I was about an hour ago talking to my father on the phone from here in Afghanistan about what I want to accomplish on "Project Heaven" when I finally get home. I told him that I am moving the fuel cell to the rear and I have to replace my rearend...Then he said well hell if the bed is off and you have to do that you might as well do a 4-Link Suspension setup on it! The more I milled this over the more I thought..."you know, he might be onto something...." OK, so here it is(for those of you who dont know)...Project Heaven is a 67 SWB, lowered 3 in front and 5 in rear (with springs), on the back is going to sit a 96 SWB stepside bed that has alot of custom work done to it. I will pick it up from body shop when I go home from R&R. What I want to do is a 4 link setup on the rear.... Questions: Where to get a kit? Anyone got any pics of doing one on their truck? Tips or Lessons learned? Let me know....