　 4 bar Street rear suspension Plans 　

　　 You can do it yourself with these plans 　

Description

Why waste your money by paying big bucks to some rod shop for a four bar kit when you can make your own for a fraction of the cost? Materials are inexpensive and readily available! You can do it yourself with these plans!

The design of the street 4 bars suspension uses polyurethane bushings for a smooth quiet ride. This type of suspension is also known as a parallel four bar because of the way the bars are mounted. This is the most common type of suspension used on street rods with coil over shocks or air ride systems. Over the last few years the same design has gained popularity with the mini truck crowd when used with air bags. This set of plans is for the rear suspension of a street driven car or truck. Excellent for converting your car or truck to air ride air suspension or to replace the leaf springs with coils or coil overs to improve the ride.

As with any 4 bar or Ladder bar suspension an axle locating device will be required to locate the rear end side to side relative to the frame. Purchase this set of plans and receive a FREE set of Rear axle locating device plans.

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Application: Universal fit Street rear suspension Use with coil springs, coil-overs or air ride suspension.

Options: Drawings will produce standard or heavy duty bars.

All drawings are of professional quality developed using the latest in CAD (computer aided design) software. The drawings are printed on 11 x 17" sheets to make them clear and easy to read.

The drawing package includes: Six (6) big 11x17" pages showing you how make all parts, assemble them and then install the finished product successfully on your car. In addition to the drawings listed below you also will receive a Bill of materials and Full installation instructions

General assembly

Front mounting plates (2 types)

Rear mounting plates (2 parts)

Lower coil over shock mounts

Adjuster

Bars I am presently offering Two FREE bonus pages with these plans showing you how to design and install a Panhard bar on your rear axle to keep the rear end safely located. 　　　　　

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Shipping

Plans are shipped the next business day after receipt of payment.

Regardless of how many plans you purchase you only pay the shipping cost of one!

Additional sets of plans purchased are shipped FREE

Shipping & handling $2.99 USA & Canada .

Overseas shipping is available for an additional $1.00 ($3.99 total)

Returns

UNCONDITIONAL 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!

In the unlikely event that you are not happy for any reason with the plans you have purchased please return the plans within 14 days and we will refund your money.

That's it. No questions, no hassle. We will refund every penny of your purchase payment including the shipping costs.

FAQ

Will this fit my street rod 1938 Chevrolet , 1933 Ford etc? The plans are for the most part universal in nature and will work with almost any car or truck. Can I use this type of suspension to change my 1990 S-10 S10 to air bags ? Yes this is what is required to change your truck from springs to airride ( air ride ) type suspension. Will my1940 Willys , Dodge , Chevy etc ride good on the street with this type of suspension? The ride should be excellent depending of course on the springs or air bags selected. Do your bars use solid ends? Plans are provided to build your own rod ends that use urethane bushings. Are the bars hard to make? If you can install a set of the high dollar bars you can make these with my plans.