[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by matts37chev

I believe for this word play
you are confusing the number of link or rod "ends" on the bars, with the number of links that hold the axle in

for me
4 link = adj.-for drag race use

all other susp = all other types driving


I know thas not the answer you were looking for

What I find with a little search on line is that the names are generally innerchangable. I don't know all the chassis terms but I do know in the paint side there are names that are tossed around innerchanging "2K" for Urethane for example that drive me nuts. So if there is a CORRECT term for the "four bar" or "Four link" I want to know. I am wondering if they are not just regional terms??

Brian

[49panelsteven]

hey guys, the only thing i can say is that i'm using the standard frame on my 49 chevy. little adjusting for autotransmission, just have a new problem now that i want to install powersteering. anybody who can tell me what powersteering box i would instal in the best and cleanest way??

[Centerline]

Seems to me there is a kit out there that allows you to install a '69-'87 Chevy 2WD pickup power steering unit in the AD trucks. Try Speedway Motors or Summit Racing.

Centerline

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[Two8tyThree]

Originally Posted by boyzntoyz

I'm take the body off the chassis in order to build a rod. What's the right frame, suspension, etc. for this type of project? Want this thing to look old, but sitting low with all modern amenities.
I've heard Art Morrison, but also heard their darn expensive. Other options?

Don't overlook the Welder Series for a MII crossmember, their quality and price is awesome.

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