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05-03-2017 #1
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Helix Rear Four Link Kits 67-69 Camaro for $200??
Has anyone seen these kits? I was browsing online and happened to see a kit that includes the bars, weld on brackets and hardware for just over $200 bucks? Any one use them, or any comments? Seems like a decent start to a 4 link rear suspension.
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05-03-2017 #2
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Helix stuff is made in China, obviously. Sure, not a bad start, but you'll have to cut the heck out of your floorpan to make that work. I assume you're talking about this kit: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Triangulated...-/182144816068
There is no floor clearance to run that long of a bar, so that's why a lot of surgery would be required.
There is no upper shock mount included, just tabs. The body back there can't have a coilover mounted to just a pair of tabs, it needs more structure. So that's why ridetech & others have a crossmember for the upper shock mount, with tabs welded to the crossmember.
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There's this kit to for a little more http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rear-Coilove...tYkqHA&vxp=mtr. No shocks or coils included tho.
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