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10-05-2006 07:10 AM #16
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Thanks everyone for your help, Im going to mount the top bar about a 1" above axle C/L and it looks like it will work just fine.
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10-10-2006 09:26 AM #17
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Chevy used a four link on 4th generation Corvettes (84-96) I can't speak for any others.
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Hmmm - didn't realize I was that far off topic -
Thanks for the reality check.
Uh oh - confused again - GM used them in what applications.
Bert
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10-10-2006 09:59 AM #18
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The triangulated 4-link was used in all the GM midsized muscle cars with coil springsstarting in 1964 - GTO, Chevelle, Cutlass, etc., and a lot more. Two trailing arms angling from the outside of the frame to the "ears" on top of the punkin, and two trailing arms going from the frame to the rear axle near the brake housing. Classic triangulated 4-link.Jack
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