F-body 4 link bolt in advice - under 2k

[gus454ss]

Hi guys

The car is a night cruiser 71 Camaro that goes to the autocross track once in a while.

It has a tubular A-arms and QA1 coil over shocks on front with subframe connectors/1 1/4 sway bar, but now the leaf spring has to go!
I’m looking for a great bolt in 4 link for a reasonable price (under 2k) – Heidts 4 link, ridetech airbar (coil over) or ChassisWork G bar?



Chassis Works - http://www.cachassisworks.com/p-1439...uspension.aspx $1.800
ridetech http://www.ridetech.com/store/1970-1...rd-airbar.html + http://www.ridetech.com/store/70-81-...djustable.html – $1.950
Heidts - http://www.heidts.com/Scripts/default.asp - $1.800

What are the benefits and disadvantages of those systems? I'm pretty split on which direction to go.
It has to go well with my 10 bolt rearend at this moment and in the near future it also has to fit on a ford 9”.

Thanks

[Josh@Ridetech]

The ridetech bolt in 4 link eliminates flexing and increase stability through the corners. The kit is a simple install that doesn't require you to fabricate and gives you performance, as well as a very clean setup.

Along with those shocks you're looking at, you'll receive a 1,000,001 mile warranty, we're behind all of our products all the way.

If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 812-481-4734.

[camaro427-69]

i´ve chosen ridetech because i checked that stuff in real life at goodguys in delmar in November and their customer Service is one of the best i´ve ever had. the stuff was super fast shipped and you may consider upgrading the coilovers to adjustable ones. i even went a little further and took the select series just for a simple reason: i have coilovers up front and i never ever adjusted them after Installation and so i just push a button and the ride is set on Sport or soft. just my 2c

[srh3trinity]

I went with ridetech for several reasons. They support the site and are involved in the hobby. The price was right. They pound on their cars every weekend, and it wasn't going to require surgery to the floor. I think the same could be said of the DSE (they support the hobby, the site, and beat on their cars regularly with great results) and the floor cutting is minimal. It was nearly a toss up between the two for me.

[Josh@Ridetech]

Hi guys

The car is a night cruiser 71 Camaro that goes to the autocross track once in a while

It has a tubular A-arms and QA1 coil over shocks on front with subframe connectors/1 1/4 sway bar, but now the leaf spring has to go!
I’m looking for a great bolt in 4 link for a reasonable price (under 2k) – Heidts 4 link, ridetech airbar (coil over) or ChassisWork G bar?

Chassis Works - http://www.cachassisworks.com/p-1439...uspension.aspx $1.800
ridetech http://www.ridetech.com/store/1970-1...rd-airbar.html + http://www.ridetech.com/store/70-81-...djustable.html – $1.950
Heidts - http://www.heidts.com/Scripts/default.asp - $1.800

What are the benefits and disadvantages of those systems? I'm pretty split on which direction to go.
It has to go well with my 10 bolt rearend at this moment and in the near future it also has to fit on a ford 9”.

Thanks

We can definitely help you accomplish your goals with our bolt in 4 link, you will see a dramatic change in the way that your car performs.

i´ve chosen ridetech because i checked that stuff in real life at goodguys in delmar in November and their customer Service is one of the best i´ve ever had. the stuff was super fast shipped and you may consider upgrading the coilovers to adjustable ones. i even went a little further and took the select series just for a simple reason: i have coilovers up front and i never ever adjusted them after Installation and so i just push a button and the ride is set on Sport or soft. just my 2c

I went with Ridetech for several reasons. They support the site and are involved in the hobby. The price was right. They pound on their cars every weekend, and it wasn't going to require surgery to the floor. I think the same could be said of the DSE (they support the hobby, the site, and beat on their cars regularly with great results) and the floor cutting is minimal. It was nearly a toss up between the two for me.

Thanks for the good words, guys!

[brownz]

I went with ride tech 4-link and also their coil overs and couldnt say more about the quality of parts and customer service. Just got off the phone with them yesterday with just questions and no purchase and still great customer service.

[KnightMare]

I just ordered my ridetech 4 link today for my Camaro. I Can't wait to get it in

[gus454ss]

Thank you guys! I ordered the airbar and coil over from Matt's Bowtie today.

[gus454ss]

Thank you guys! I ordered the airbar and coil over from MCB today.

[Quickboat]

Just bought the Ride Tech setup, but the marriage with Fox shocks was the kicker for me. Fox Racing has been around a while and are a number one company they would not pair up with just anyone IMO. Cant wait to feel the ride!

[Josh@Ridetech]

I just ordered my ridetech 4 link today for my Camaro. I Can't wait to get it in

Thank you guys! I ordered the airbar and coil over from Matt's Bowtie today.

Just bought the Ride Tech setup, but the marriage with Fox shocks was the kicker for me. Fox Racing has been around a while and are a number one company they would not pair up with just anyone IMO. Cant wait to feel the ride!

I went with ride tech 4-link and also their coil overs and couldnt say more about the quality of parts and customer service. Just got off the phone with them yesterday with just questions and no purchase and still great customer service.

Thanks everyone! If anyone has any questions, give us a call!

[MCB Matt]

Thank you guys! I ordered the airbar and coil over from MCB today.

Thank you very much for the order, you will NOT be disappointed with your choice!!!

Matt

[KnightMare]

Thank you very much for the order, you will NOT be disappointed with your choice!!!

Matt

Got my box the other day. Thanks Matt

[MCB Matt]

Got my box the other day. Thanks Matt

Great! Now.....get to the installed pics!!

Thanks for the biz!!
Matt

[badazz81z28]

Please post pictures of this install. Is the ride tech truly a bolt in product? I know DSE requires some welding.

[MCB Matt]

The only welding is the upper arm tabs to the diff. ridetech wants the kit installed before this is done, thats it, the rest requires no welding!

Matt

[badazz81z28]

The only welding is the upper arm tabs to the diff. ridetech wants the kit installed before this is done, thats it, the rest requires no welding!

Matt

Do you have installed pics?

[MCB Matt]

No, i don't have any saved, did you search here, there should be quite a few. ridetech may also post some....

Matt