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Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... #1013208
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..... in a door car(a very uNusual door-car indeed ) ... space might be a prob(very short rear overhang) uNless the springs were shortened on the back half.

What would be the EZiest to do(for the chassis guy) ... and the cheapest as far as parts ?

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Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: dOc !] #1013210
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..... in a door car(a very uNusual door-car indeed ) ... space might be a prob(very short rear overhang) uNless the springs were shortened on the back half.

What would be the EZiest to do(for the chassis guy) ... and the cheapest as far as parts ?


I don't know about easyest part but I think four link is the best way


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Honestly, I think the intended HP should be the final decider, but I love ladder bars for the ease of maintenance, adjustments, and just simplicity. We have started racing a 4-link car, I have to say, I do not have the knowledge at this time to get it set-up correctly. To say there are more adjustments, is an understatement.

Ultimitly, tire size and hp for your combination will be the factors. The four link will hook a small tire car with a lot of hp better than a ladder bar set-up, but a good ladder bar set-up can be really good as well.

If there is room for leafs, Caltracs and mono's are the way to go...


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Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: go green] #1013212
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I see nothing wrong with it.

I always suggest to go 4 link. Reason being is why not just spend the couple hundred extra one time, then you have a suspension for life. Future power upgrades (and you know there will be some, don't kid yourself) are now not a worry because you will have the suspension to handle it.

Leafs and CalTracs? Only if you have to keep the leaf spring or just won't ever cut the car up.


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Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: go green] #1013213
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I think go-green has been sniffing tooo many of those NITRO fumes he burns in that 'Cuda !

Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: dOc !] #1013214
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depends on what you are looking for, a bracket car ladders are fine. Dave Morgan told me when he spent a few days at my house the ideal rear suspension would have the longest ladder bars he could get under a car. if I were building a super class car it absolutely would have a 4 link. just depends on what you want and what you have in mind. ladders are simple and easy and they work.

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"Dave Morgan told me , when he spent a few days at my house...."
OKAY,,let's hear ALL ABOUT the 'visitation',,,sounds 'gay' to me...

Hope you all got the 'angle' right..!! I'm SORRY,,just couldn't help myself,,,

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"Dave Morgan told me , when he spent a few days at my house...."
OKAY,,let's hear ALL ABOUT the 'visitation',,,sounds 'gay' to me...

Hope you all got the 'angle' right..!! I'm SORRY,,just couldn't help myself,,,


thats because you are gay and think gay

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We do just as many ladder bar cars as we do 4 link cars.Either work well,just a lot more ajustability with the 4 link and like a CM cage,resale will bring you more.I would always recommend a 4 link on a full chassis car.And Dave Morgen says the only time a leaf spring should be on a race car is if the class required it.

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....should it have been mentioned that this is my mid-engined Caravan project ?

There is not a lot of area for the rear half of the spring in there ...


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....should it have been mentioned that this is my mid-engined Caravan project ?

There is not a lot of area for the rear half of the spring in there ...





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....should it have been mentioned that this is my mid-engined Caravan project ?

There is not a lot of area for the rear half of the spring in there ...









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Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: Quicktree] #1013222
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....should it have been mentioned that this is my mid-engined Caravan project ?

There is not a lot of area for the rear half of the spring in there ...










... the rear-half of a STD or even typical SS spring.

What are the typical costs of a 4 link kit that will be STREETED .... how about the spring-and shock combo?

Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: dOc !] #1013223
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No more STD's please! Wear a helmet.

As for springs and shocks the price is the same if it's a ladder bar or four link. It's the rod ends that drive the price up. I suggest buying the best ones you can though. Springs and shocks you can cheap out on if its a street car and upgrade later if you want to get serious.


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my first would be , sure go min of ladder bars, best option of 4 bar,
then i think of all the money that had to be spend , and rethink it ,,
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4 link, 300 adjustments and you will use about 3 of them, i would go ladder bar.

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4 link, 300 adjustments and you will use about 3 of them, i would go ladder bar.




Maybe but those three adjustments will still work better than the one out of three you'll use on a ladder car.

Many here seem to make a big deal about adjusting a 4 link, it's not that hard and it's not rocket surgery either. Jeez, you own a race car, did you build it, work on it or do you just write a check and drive it? You guys make it out to be quantum physics or something.


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i had and built a 4 link 69 valiant, put a Chassis Eng setup in it, can't/won't pay anyone to do what i can do myself, 4 links have there place, the OP asked WWYD? i gave my opinion, and unless you get to race at 40 different tracks<most guys don't> where you NEED more adjustments a ladder bar setup will do great and won't get you in trouble, lot's of small tire cars with a LB in the 7's.

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Some people has mention adjustable... It can be a problem. That little Dakota truck I had I went with Ladder bars.
Ladder Bars can be pretty violent. It can be a problem to adjust down..up rather to tame the hit down.
I say 4 link. Yea its a little harder to adjust, heck anyone can get ladder bars to hook...
But the 4 link really enables one to infinite adjustment.
I guess some times 3 holes isnt enough.. And with a weird mid engine application, 4 link is a Non Brain'r.

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Re: Starting-from-scratch ....leafs, ladder or 4 link .... [Re: dOc !] #1013229
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I vote 4 link.

As said above, it's not a "usual" combination and you have no idea, you just MIGHT NEED the adjustability. Better to have it IMO...


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Eric; I'd go 4-link and not look back. I was running leafs, caltracks and the Rancho adjustable shocks on the truck and just couldn't make it work. I built a triangulated 4-link and made 2 adjustments after initial install. One great help was Billy Shope's "Just Suspensions" DVD. Dave

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Some times the space that you can play within dictates
what suspension you can run... a 4 link takes less
fore and aft distance BUT needs more vertical space
where a ladder bar needs more for and aft but less
vertical... on my Rampage I went with a ladder bar
because of cost... I could have fit a 4-link in but
I believe a anti roll bar is needed with a 4-link so
thats added cost.... is a 4 link better... yes(and I
have had both set ups on the same car)....this is JMO

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THX guyz ....

Let me add something in here that MIGHT put the dampers on the 4 link ... a short driveshaft.

Just from eye-balling-it .... I might be dealing with a DS of something around 2.5 feet long. IF there is huge vertical movement ... with a short DS ..... will there not be severe U-joint issues ?

I do have the option of a short-shaft 727 .... but I would LIKE to be able to use a long-shaft.

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THX guyz ....

Let me add something in here that MIGHT put the dampers on the 4 link ... a short driveshaft.

Just from eye-balling-it .... I might be dealing with a DS of something around 2.5 feet long. IF there is huge vertical movement ... with a short DS ..... will there not be severe U-joint issues ?

I do have the option of a short-shaft 727 .... but I would LIKE to be able to use a long-shaft.




I use a 38" DS on the P-Body with no issues... the
DS on my Rampage will be about the same

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What kind of vert movement is needed? ...less than with leafs ?

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What kind of vert movement is needed? ...less than with leafs ?




Alot of the shocks will have about 6" of total travel
so as a round figure its 3" both ways from curb height

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..... in a door car(a very uNusual door-car indeed ) ... space might be a prob(very short rear overhang) uNless the springs were shortened on the back half.

What would be the EZiest to do(for the chassis guy) ... and the cheapest as far as parts ?



Nothin cheap about either 4 bar or ladder set ups
4 bar runs 500 and up
ladders are 250 up,
then depends on shocks you use,
nothin easy about either one set up take awhile and very hard to do at the track for any novice guy with out knowlege and use of the product because so much has to be taken into account, shock setting evoke pinnion angle set bar hieght, evokes shocks it not as easy as any on here say, despite most guys do not even touch their bars ,
or very few who do ,
question always must asked is it the car? , track? tires?
i know of several 4 bar cars that have not had bars reset in 10 years yet hook great and 60 dont change enough to warrent any ,
know of a guy who bought 4 bar car due to bad track , took the car to 2 diffrent chassie guys, had all the bars changed because they said the bars where to old and that was the reason the car wouldnt hook.
by the time everyone got done with the car, he was out of money and was sick of the car it sets to this day,
my car has ladder bars, coil overs, they where cheap ,@ 850$

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know of a guy who bought 4 bar car due to bad track , took the car to 2 diffrent chassie guys, had all the bars changed because they said the bars where to old and that was the reason the car wouldnt hook.
by the time everyone got done with the car, he was out of money and was sick of the car it sets to this day,
my car has ladder bars, coil overs, they where cheap ,@ 850$





I think this guy got taken for a ride, and not in a good way. Just because someone ripped him off is not a reason to dismiss the four link. It's just not that complicated, simple geometry. And I think your prices are off, do a little research, a four link back half is pretty much the same price as a ladder bar except for the rod ends.

But whatever, I'd rather have CalTracs than a ladder bar, at least they have some adjustment in them. You all can do what you like.


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In the mud the 4 link trucks always out run the ladder bar rigs given the same gearing, tires and hp, A lot of tracks divide the 4 links and ladder bars into different classes.

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if I were to start a new project, I would definately go with a 4 link this time, I have had leaf springs under the car, then leaf's with floater's and ladderbars, then coilover's with ladderbars, each time was an upgrade for me, I have noticed that ladderbars are more violent in the initial launch, which on a marginal track can cause issues off the line,but most of the guy's that run 4 link systems seem to have less launch issues once the bars are set correctly,, I just think that 4 links will work in a broader range of track conditions before adjustments are needed. jmo


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