Where should 4 link rods be mounted on the front chassis mounts? Most cars have about a 3" opening where the 4 link rods mount to the chassis. I would think that since the rear rotates forward on the left side, the 4 link rods should be mounted all the way to the right to not bind up when the rear end is moving around. I have seen them mounted all the way to the right, some in the middle. What is the suggested mounting point for these 4 link rods?
Where should 4 link rods be mounted on chassis mounts?
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Keep in mind that the rr compresses a bit and the lr drops a ton during hike. That moves the birdcage top a ton to the left on the lr. Go far enough, compared to the chassis mount, and you are bound up.Originally posted by Cranky View PostWhere should 4 link rods be mounted on the front chassis mounts? Most cars have about a 3" opening where the 4 link rods mount to the chassis. I would think that since the rear rotates forward on the left side, the 4 link rods should be mounted all the way to the right to not bind up when the rear end is moving around. I have seen them mounted all the way to the right, some in the middle. What is the suggested mounting point for these 4 link rods?
I tend to look at things from a hiked up standpoint. Each chassis mfg has instructions for where the chassis mount goes and their shear brackets aren't all in the same place.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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