Does anyone out there have a prodigy bar for a first gen camaro? I have questions...

[absintheisfun]

So, while im glad prodigy is out of business due to their ripping off customers (me included), im stuck with a problem on their rear 4 link setup i bought from them years and years ago. I was wondering if anyone has one installed that could take a few measurements. My axle is a whole inch off center, so before i cut off the welded link tabs (welded on by them, or maybe moser on a moser rear end) and put on new ones, i would like to verify they are in the wrong place.

So, if anyone has one and is willing to take a few measurements, i would greatly appreciate it.

[dhutton]

Is it a Ford 9 inch? When you say it is off center are you referring to the pinion or are the wheels offset to one side? Are the upper bars set to the same length?

Don

[parsonsj]

I'd check with Ridetech. I'm pretty sure that's the OEM...

[bret]

I'd check with Ridetech. I'm pretty sure that's the OEM...

Yes, we did build them for Prodigy years ago. Nothing special about them, we just built the bars with adjustable heim ends on each end if I remember correctly. Here is a link to our current bolt-in 4 link installation instructions...that might give you some better insight on how to adjust the bars to center the rearend. Keep in mind that then, we ran the upper bars from the rearend outward to the framerails. Now, we run them the opposite way...ourboard at the rearend running in toward the center to the front. The centering method is the same. file:///C:/Users/bret/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/IE/YCGDIC68/11167197_R-Joint.pdf