Can you mount 4-link bar in leaf spring bracket?

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by jitteryguy

this is the set up I have to go in mine. I bought it last year along with every thing else I need to bag mine. I relize it's not triangle'd like your want'n, but if you not adjust'n ride height a standard panhard rod will work just fine.
I'll have to get Moma to find the paper work and see where I got this from and how much it was .

Definitely post up the info...

[Hazieview]

BINGO!

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Year: 1973-1987
Make: CHEVROLET
Model: C10 10-BOLT

[Hazieview]

HOLY CRAP! THESE GUYS HAVE HORRIBLE REVIEWS!!!!


WELL THAT'S GREAT! ONLY TRIANGULATED 'BOLIT ON' KIT I HAVE FOUND!

Oh well from what I have read it will not be 'bolt on' it will be low quality, and I'll have problems with customer service. That is just what I have read from 15 minutes of reviews. The only postive reviews I have founds is on their own website.....

[SCOTI]

If you buy from them, you're definitely taking a risk.

I do not like the upper link arrangement in the pic either. I don't get running the 2 bushings so close to each other when a single bushing that allows for better articulation would be much better (a true 3-link). The close proximity of the differential side of the bars combined w/the centered front mounts isn't going to do a good job of keeping the rear end in place w/o binding. Binding breaks parts.

Typically, when the differential end of the links are located so close to the C/L of the rear-end, the front end of the links are attached to each frame rail vs. merging toward the center of the vehicle.