4 link

ive got a sd superlift 4 link on the mitsu and honestly i dont really like it. If i has a fullsize or somethin i could see it bein worth it. but the 4 link alone has to weigh as much as the rest of the truck.

Originally posted by bdroppeddak



Edited: 3/17/2007 1:15:13 PM by bdroppeddak

Originally posted by dropped00civic



suicidedoors if you buy anywhere else your getting junk

this guy knows what hes talkin about, he bought a 4 link from every company that manufacturers one, bought not only every make/model truck that has been made, but the same number of each as the number of 4 link kits he bought, then professionally installed all kits, then spent months of r&d to prove that you need 80lbs of 4 link on the back of your truck, no matter what truck, or its junk.

ha ha ha, thats funny! I make mine out of 2 inch solid round, j/k, lol!

i love how you can claim that a suspension item is "overkill", especially a 4-link. Me personally when it comes to stuff like that the beefier the better

Originally posted by bmxr4life87



i love how you can claim that a suspension item is "overkill", especially a 4-link. Me personally when it comes to stuff like that the beefier the better

Well i got a 4link made outta 4" solid with 6.5 inch ends if you want it oh yea it excepts a 2.25 bolt and your gonna need truck freight to get it

..... but on a serious note i was actually saying yesterday that some of sd's stuff is overkill but hey if it isnt built well enough we bitch and if its overkill we bitch so its a lose lose situation ahahah

Ive been using standard p&j four links for at least ten years.Those are one inch tube and I have never seen one break ever in all my years.Also the sd stuff looks like someone cut up a drive shaft to make a four link just not smooth looking.
Grip//NC\\OKC

I have one from gravity-werx.com and love it

Originally posted by grip



Ive been using standard p&j four links for at least ten years.Those are one inch tube and I have never seen one break ever in all my years.Also the sd stuff looks like someone cut up a drive shaft to make a four link just not smooth looking.Grip//NC\\OKC

I have been making my own out of 1" round with .250" wall for sometime now with now with no problems. Just run in a tap drill and then 3/4-16 RH tap on one end and 3/4-16 LH tap on the other end and viola, instant adjustable 4-link bars! And the driveshaft comment is f'ing hilarious, hahaha!

i got the ssd superlift on my f150, sure it might be overkill but lets face it - not alot of minitruckers are engineers and most of us when we build something its way overkilled, like all the s-10's that stockfloor with 3x3 1/4 square tubing, were not trying to get great gas mileage here are we? i'd just say if your doing bags on bars then deffinitly consider Suicide doors 4-links, over the axle any kit you buy will do. Lots of shops hate on SSD.com cause they move so much stuff & take away from the profits of the other companys. just my 2cents. DO NOT BUY FROM AIM.

Dont BUY from AIM is right.

Edited: 3/18/2007 2:49:02 PM by Gump1986

gravity-werx has great 4 links. im running one on the ranger and it is awesome.