Quote Originally Posted by bluefishfoot View Post
I just looked at the pictures that I have posted, and the lower bars do look like they're angled, but it's just the pictures make them look like that. They're actually perpendicular to the axle/parallel to the frame and each other. the balls in the links swivel a few degrees each way for side movement of the links, but the top ones are mounted at an angle that makes all four balls on the top ones swiveled to their maximum angle, so there isnt any movement. also, when I push sideways on the frame, there's no movement. There is good up/down movement and no binding that I can see for the movement of the springs/shocks/links. I'm hoping that means it's okay.
Thanks for your thoughts, and if you think I might be wrong in my reasoning, please let me know.

Sam
I'm putting a Willys wagon body on a GM "metric" chassis (82 Cutlass) because the steering and suspension will work as if GM engineered it!
Also because it fits....I'd love to have the confidence needed to attempt to design, engineer and build my own chassis and suspension, but I don't.
It's great that you have the cajones and ambition to just "go for it"!
Good Luck!
Don