Quadra-Link progress pics

[XcYZ]

I got the brackets solidly tacked to the rear end housing and it's ready for mock up once I get the stuff done to the body. As you can see, for a jig, I just tacked it to my little welding bench. It worked great and it would be impossible to set the -2 degree pinion angle without a solid jig of some sort.

I'm extremely impressed by how well thought out this kit is. It really went together well. But then again, this is a DSE product, it's pretty much a given that the quality would be off the scale.

Oh yeah, and I should mention that the swivel links are trick. I have no idea how they work, but it's amazing how smooth and fluid their movement is.

[Speedster]

Lookin' good Scott. It is a well engineered kit. Hopefully it gets all of the power to the pavement like it was designed to. Nice.

[69Nova]

Oh yeah, and I should mention that the swivel links are trick. I have no idea how they work, but it's amazing how smooth and fluid their movement is.

Yeah I played with one at the display at a car show. I bet its something not too crazy but I just settled on calling it magic since I will probly never know how they really work.

[itsals1]

Scott, what are you running for a rear end? It looks like a Currie with the aluminum housing? Just curious, very close to what I had in mind on my car. By the way looks great . Travis

[Mike Hall]

That sure would look nice under one of my 66 novas.

Mike

[Dodgenut64]

thats gonna be awsome.

[67Sally]

Scott, It is great to see the progress picts. I am running a different rear but I have some similar welding tasks to acomplish. I would love to see exactly what you tacked where for the jig.
W.

[awr68]

Looks great Scott!!

Man to think of all the hours I spent building a simular rear suspension package for my camaro...all I really had to do is wait a few more years!!

[Steve68]

They are nice, Whistler from the P/T board has the Quad set up, it's nice!!!

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Looks killer scott ...Thanks for the pics.

-Paul