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Old 08-21-2014, 10:47 AM
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just looked that up and

Leaf vs Link
Cat 5 leafs are $816.00 bucks

those also require the Del-A-Lum Shackle Kit for $193.12 to make them function as intended (say so in the Globalwest directions)

Ridetech 4 link $1300 bucks

shock/coilover setup

shocks for leafs part #22189842 $350 pair

Coil over for link part #11166509 $550 pair


total

Leafs-shackles and shocks $1359.12

Link and coilover $1850
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Old 08-21-2014, 11:29 AM
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just looked that up and

Leaf vs Link
Cat 5 leafs are $816.00 bucks

those also require the Del-A-Lum Shackle Kit for $193.12 to make them function as intended (say so in the Globalwest directions)

Ridetech 4 link $1300 bucks

shock/coilover setup

shocks for leafs part #22189842 $350 pair

Coil over for link part #11166509 $550 pair


total

Leafs-shackles and shocks $1359.12

Link and coilover $1850
Awesome

I hadnt seen any Bolt on type kits, and that is pretty reasonable price.

How is the quality?
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Old 08-21-2014, 01:46 PM
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Awesome

I hadn't seen any Bolt on type kits, and that is pretty reasonable price.

How is the quality?
pretty good! I'm sure someone will back me up on that

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pretty good! I'm sure someone will back me up on that

Haha, nice!

Yea you guys have convinced me. I didnt think I could get a 4 link set up for under $2500 let alone 2k

I was reading through the instructions, seems pretty simple install. Only thing that might kick my butt is the welding onto the pumpkin. My welding skills are lacking, but I do have a buddy that is pretty good. Either that or get a shop to do it.
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I run the RideTech bolt in 4 link too, and very happy with it.
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Do you run a sway bar with that 4-link?

Also seems like with teh coil overs, it would be easier to put in mini-tubs
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Do you run a sway bar with that 4-link?

Also seems like with teh coil overs, it would be easier to put in mini-tubs
I have the Camaro rear bar on mine.
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Do you run a sway bar with that 4-link?

Also seems like with teh coil overs, it would be easier to put in mini-tubs
run the sway bar if you have a wide 315 or 335 tire if your running a 275 rear tire the sway bar isn't as necessary...it can make the car loose
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