X2. Alot of guys have their bias. DSE sub and 4llink combo is awesome in the real world.

1 - Lateral Dynamics 3-link
2 - DSE Quadra-Link

when it comes down to it you cant go wrong with either the LD 3-link,
DSE quadralink, alston g-link/bar,AME-3 link-4 link, or a good torque arm setup... heidts has yet to truly prove itself or even be rank to compete with the big dogs mentioned above, thats for sure.

Tell us how you really feel:D

Have you opened a Super Chevy mag yet :unibrow:

Heidts is only good for street rods i know there mustang 4 link you have to make fit.

I wouldn't entirely toss out the Heidt's rear setup. It's not well known, and not many people have used it, so they don't know it. It WAS recently tested in the Super Chevy Challenge and it did very well for itself. Mary Pozzi could probably add something to this as she drove all the cars in that challenge.

But I have to add that I'm going to be running a leaf spring setup for a bit till I build myself a custom three link.

Are you joking? OK maybe not.
Your just misinformed. Since Gary sold it under new management and new ideas. I would have to say their system is up and coming and for the cost you just can't beat it. Not only that they ride nice.

P.S. I've installed the Mustang system as a side job in my garage. It went together rather nicely. The trick is to start with a nice clean car.;)

The Heidt's is a sloppy/crappy rear end. I drove one in Sacramento and it was awful. The leaf springs were far better then the Heidt's setup I drove.

I'd take it back to the guy that installed it. Sounds like some things loose.