Scott, this should be a good way to figure out how it works. When you get it all installed, leave the coil overs out. You don't have to let it swing freely, but with a floor jack and a jack stand you can watch the articulation. It's pretty sweet, really.

Allen, I'll definitely do that. :thumbsup:

I got an e-mail from a member noting the axles in the housing. I guess I should have pointed out that I did the QL installation on a bare housing and that the axles and rotors were installed after I was done... just for taking a few pics... it gave it a more complete look.

William, here's a pic of the way I mounted the housing. I welded the standoffs with the angle iron to my table, then set the housing on the angle iron, set the -2 degree pinion angle and tacked it. It was solid and worked great. I know it's not the fanciest jig out there but it was a good solution for doing it yourself in your 2 car garage.

Lookin good Scott :thumbsup:

Nice. I agree the Quadra-link is AWESOME!

I wish it was easier to install on a low car. We had to make quite a few adjustments to get it to work. But that's just me whining... :rolleyes:

Nice progress Scott. Keep the pictures coming.

Looking goood!!!! :thumbsup:

Have you physically done this, Allen?
M

that thing just keeps getting better and better. I thought you were using leafs at first. You will have a very nice car in the end and I am glad to see you getting some work done!


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Looking killer Scott!! That Quadra link is killer, as is the whole DSE line up. Atleast somebody is getting work done on their project..God knows I'm not :(

Great Detail! And you just answered my question, Thanks. :hail:
By the way were the axle tubes and ends already tacked on, How did you get the brackets over the tubes? I have a 12 bolt and was thinking I may have to cut the brackets in 1/2 or the ends off and then re-weld the ends to the tubes. Any tips :unibrow:???
Thanks Again
James