Triangulated four link

[slinginrods]

Need some pics of triangulated four links.any body here done one on our trucks? I've done them on many hot rods.just wanted to see some already done ,thanks
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[slinginrods]

Really,23 views about backwards rally wheels and no info on a legit upgrade for our trucks.you guys are starting to worry me.
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[Goldfinger]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=306356
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=362294
found a couple threads on it

[wildlandfirefighter]

Some pics of my steup....

[slinginrods]

Thanks guys but I'm talking about this ,though the wishbone setup has me thinking
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[N2TRUX]

I can tell you from my experience a triangulated four link won't work that well on a SWB truck or Blazer if your going to run air. We had serious issues with sway when we built a couple in the past.
It might be better with coil overs, but the wishbone has better potential to control sway.

[slinginrods]

I was thinking of doing a pro touring set up on my truck.im torn between drag and really good handling setup.I wont be doing air ride but im thinking.g of coil overs on all four corners
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[N2TRUX]

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[king-918]

Originally Posted by N2TRUX

I can tell you from my experience a triangulated four link won't work that well on a SWB truck or Blazer if your going to run air. We had serious issues with sway when we built a couple in the past.
It might be better with coil overs, but the wishbone has better potential to control sway.

Explain? Please
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