4 link ?

[7111127]

im lookin at this kit for my 70 gmc it has leaf springs

http://www.avsontheweb.com/product.p...cat=334&page=1

wut would be best way 2 install it

edit: or would a diff kit do me better?

[cableguy0]

Unless you have fabrication and welding skills that kit is not a good idea. You have to know what your doing in order to install it properly. Its a complete weld in deal and it not application specific. If your comfortable welding and fabricating then the kit isnt a big deal just takes time and patience. This is not a do it yourself kit.

[7111127]

Originally Posted by cableguy0

Unless you have fabrication and welding skills that kit is not a good idea. You have to know what your doing in order to install it properly. Its a complete weld in deal and it not application specific. If your comfortable welding and fabricating then the kit isnt a big deal just takes time and patience. This is not a do it yourself kit.

i got a friend whos like a master at it he will be doing the welding lol i just need like a build idea i guess like 2 bars on out side of frame str8

and the other 2 like a /\ thing lol

[cableguy0]

If your looking to eliminate the leaf springs and go to a true 4 link you would be better off to just back half the truck. S&W has a bunch of kits. The biggest issue is making sure your axle centerline stays where it belongs.

[7111127]

Originally Posted by cableguy0

If your looking to eliminate the leaf springs and go to a true 4 link you would be better off to just back half the truck. S&W has a bunch of kits. The biggest issue is making sure your axle centerline stays where it belongs.

well im not making truck lay frame i just wanna c notch and bag it lol

[cableguy0]

Originally Posted by 7111127

well im not making truck lay frame i just wanna c notch and bag it lol

Its not about laying frame its about having a safe suspension. If your geometry is not correct you will have a disaster on your hands. I'm not trying to turn you away from doing it but being able to weld is only one small part of it. Suspension is a giant safety issue. Both for the people in your truck and the people around you on the road.

[fastwillie 696969]

Originally Posted by cableguy0

Unless you have fabrication and welding skills that kit is not a good idea. You have to know what your doing in order to install it properly. Its a complete weld in deal and it not application specific. If your comfortable welding and fabricating then the kit isnt a big deal just takes time and patience. This is not a do it yourself kit.

This is not a do it yourself kit. im really think about it arnt they all do your self kits

[7111127]

alright got any tips/tricks u can share?

[andrewmp6]

Talk to nate aka porterbuilt on here he probably can do a trailing arm kit like the chevy trucks used.

[Tony@AirRideTech]

I will post a four link install video here shortly... it is as basic as it gets. Keep an eye out for it.