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Old 09-14-2008, 12:56 PM
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Default Whats the best 4-link for second gen camaro

I was lookin at the Hiets kit that bolts in for a 70 camaro.Has any one used this kit or any thing comparable?
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Hehe, have you seen this setup yet?

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who makes that? But im not looking to spend that much.
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JMO..... Hedits stuff is cheap.
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Whats wrong with hedits
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The only thing I didn't like about the heidt's kit was that the upper links are mounted on the outside of the frame rails. It may be ok for some but if I am going to go through all the work to do that I am going to mini tub too and it wouldn't be worth it with that kit. In my opinion if you are going to use stock frame rails the prodigy bar is the way to go. The g-bar or air bar is nice also but the prodigy bar has more adjustment.

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"Whats the Best 4 Link for second gen camaro"

1. Lateral Dynamics

2. DSE

3. Chassis Works

Heidits isn't in the same league as these guys. I've read that the hedits give a loose feeling ride. Excessive body roll, mig welded joints ect.
Hedits caters more to the Mustang crowd.

This is one area you shouldn't scrimp. Buy the best parts you can and look to save money else where.
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Go with the Airbar from Air Ride, Art Morison or Chassis Works set up. They kick ass over the rest IMO and we do alot of cars with rear set ups.
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martz chassis. dse.
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can i use coilovers with the air bar?and does anyone have any links to these web sites so I can check these other kits out.
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