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Old 23-05-2018, 07:17 PM   #1
73 4V XB
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Default Advice please.

Can anyone give some advice on how to set up a 4 link rear end. I’ve never played around with them before. I’m having problems with the car squatting and lifting the left wheel. I poached this from dragphotos for reference.



I’ve only had 6 runs and the trip out to Willowbank is a long one. As you can see it squats down in the right rear and lifts the left front. I’ve seen a few videos on YouTube and will try a few things but like I said it’s a 200 Klm round trip and only a few days a month.

Last run was a 10:2 @ 134 mph with a 60’ of 1:62.
Any help is much appreciated.
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