4 link 60 ft times

[George C]

what made you go ladder vs a 4 link?

I don't have a 4link, my truck is ladder bar, but same results down the track.
10psi launch got me a 1.38 sixty. Gonna push it harder next friday.

This could easily turn into a big debate by ppl who don't have one lol, but ya, you'll see an improvement going 4link and lower sixty.

[CHEVROLADE]

chevrolade getting ladder bar in the near future...good luck Manuel

[skeet]

i find it a huge improvement, though im not near at the pwer levels most of you are but i found the ride and control to be way better, manni dont worry about so much of the front coming up i hope mine never comes up i just want it to hook and go the less the front comes up the better to you are at the end


plant then move forward thats all i need !

[farmtruc]

The builder sat down with me and after all the info was laid out it was just decided that a ladder bar system would be just fine.
They have some of the fastest ladder bar equipped vehicles and they just plain work

I would have gone either way it really didn't matter to me which setup I had, I just put my trust in the builder and it worked so I'm happy.
Kind of wanted something different too.

[farmtruc]

Do you have any pics of your ladder bar setup?? Im looking to ladder bar my truck.

Here go. I couldn't be happier with the quality. Service. And after the fact regarding track tech support. Those guys are the best!
http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...uc-garage.html

[skeet]

i also agree with allen on ladder bat setup, would i change no if i could would i ? no

ladder bar has less adjustments but performs just as good or if not better

[DBRODS]

1.3x in the TBSS on drag radials..

[bodis22]

Price difference in the two???

[farmtruc]

Price difference in the two???

Depends on the shop and their labor.

You can easily spend $3000 on a complete, strong rearend setup. I chose a 9" with all the goodies in it.
Wheel pricing are all over the place but plan on $1500 easy

Depending on how fast u wanna go will determine cost as well.

So many options. I can only say when u plan on doing it just be sure you r ready. Because it adds up quick!!!

[bodis22]

Depends on the shop and their labor.

You can easily spend $3000 on a complete, strong rearend setup. I chose a 9" with all the goodies in it.
Wheel pricing are all over the place but plan on $1500 easy

Depending on how fast u wanna go will determine cost as well.

So many options. I can only say when u plan on doing it just be sure you r ready. Because it adds up quick!!!

Oh I am always ready to go fast lol. My mind has changed slightly since last time we talked and after the shootout experience lol...I am considering the 4 link though for sure...