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Originally Posted by jdwill13
I was studying the pictures of the lateral dynamics watts link and notice the 3 link rear suspension. That is a work of art! I have a 91 Mustang. I want to make it the best handling machine I can. Is it worth converting to the 3 link setup or should I work with my factory type 4 link? I want to minitub it to run a 12 inch tire. With minitubs, watts link and tailpipes things are going to get a little crowded on a fox Mustang. Any ideas?
Jeremy
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Jeremy,
We offer a Watts/3-Link setup for the Fox cars....In fact our Watts link won a SEMA award for its innovation back in 2002. Take a look, and let us know if you have any questions.
Watts Link:
http://www.evolutionmsport.com/evmCa...&products_id=1
TriLink:
http://www.evolutionmsport.com/evmCa...&products_id=2
Some general notes regarding the TA vs 3-Link:
THREE LINK BENEFITS OVER A TORQUE ARM
• Less Un-Sprung Weight
• Improved Ground Clearance. Generally Torque Arms have reduced ground clearance below the Differential.
• Dynamic Instant Center (IC) and Side-View-Swing-Arm(SVSA) Geometry is created by the Upper and Lower Control Arms unlike a fixed SVSA Geomerty of a Torque Arm. The Trilink geometry allows the vehicle to have increased Anti-Squat during acceleration for maximum bite while accelerating and increased Anti-Dive while braking.
If you have some time you can check out a thread on Corner-Carvers which pretty much hashes out our TriLink:
http://corner-carvers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15727
Another CC link has a nice install, provided by one of their members:
http://corner-carvers.com/forums/sho...&highlight=evm
Hope that helps....
Thanks...Mike