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Anybody running a backseat with a Quadralink?
Admittedly I was torn as to whether this should be in interior or suspension section :).
Initially I thought the DSE Quadralink would preclude me from having a backseat. Then I happen to notice that DSE says you can still run one. I can't remember seeing anybody with that setup though. The builds here that I'm aware of don't have backseats. Anybody running Quadralink and a backseat? What mods to the seat frame are necessary? The G-link was at top of my list for this reason. However, I think the Quadralink has the advantage when it comes to routing large exhaust pipes up over the axle. Thanks, John |
You can definately have a back seat with a Quadralink. I had to narrow the seat frames 3" I believe for the mini tubs and had to notch a little under the seat frame for the upper pockets.
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I just finished modifying the back seat frame to fit with the Quadra-link and mini tubs. All that is necessary for the Q-link, is a few small wires near the upper four link brackets need to be cut a re-routed. The minitubs are a little more involved. Its not a difficult job to do, just a little tedious.
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Thanks guys. Good to know it is possible. Hopefully the same applies if it is used in a Nova :)
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For narrowing the seat after a mini-tub you might check out:
Mini Tub Rear Seat Narrowing https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=28606 |
That is the best rear suspension IMHO, even if you have to cut a little off the seat.
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Also look on the DSE website under DSE Projects.
Look at the DSE 1969 Test Car. It shows how they cut the seat frame around the QL brackets. Good luck. |
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