Thoughts on a rear 4 link?

[Burntoutaccountant]

https://ebay.us/m/JRTV5x

FFG x PBFab 1992-96 Ford F150 4-Link Kit

Upgrade your 1992-1996 Ford F150's suspension with this performance-driven four-link kit! Designed in collaboration with Porterbuilt Fabrication, this kit features adjustable trailing arms, a panhard bar, and Falcon x FFG coilovers for a sporty stance and precise handling. Perfect for modern...

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There’s a number of kits similar to these. The fat fender garage seems way overpriced based on what I see. Thoughts? I don’t plan on using my truck as a truck at all so the weight load aspect is fine with me.

 

[FlatOut]

What are you trying to do with the truck?

 

[oilwell1415]

What are you trying to do with the truck?

^^^^The most important question to answer. There are a lot of 4 linked vehicles out there that don't need one, and a lot of the ones that could use it don't get the most out of it. Leaf springs will take you a long way no matter what you are trying to do.

 

[Burntoutaccountant]

Everything but drag racing.

 

[Raymond_B]

Everything but drag racing.

To me this is like the Crown Vic swap, people talk about how it's all "new technology" and such, but I simply do not see the benefits. Seems like marketing hype.

 

[Biscuit93]

4 links are made for adjustability. I dont see any rod end holes.

 

[oilwell1415]

There have been far more non adjustable 4 links than adjustable ones.

 

[SVT1077]

I made my own. Do you need a kit that bolts in? Fat Fender garage builds and sells $100K trucks. That doesn’t make those kit worth the money. I do like their design.