New sticky

[Mayhem95]

Looks like we could use a 4 link sticky!!!

[constantmotion]

I don't think that it's really necessary. There are pretty easy to find in the Vendor's Market.

[kurtz49]

Originally Posted by Mayhem95

Looks like we could use a 4 link sticky!!!

I am with him. Lots of different 4 link threads...it would be nice if it was all consolidated in one place.

[R2j]

I offer a four link truss, but wouldn't find a sticky necessary. You can search the vendors section and find them very easily.

[Mayhem95]

Originally Posted by R2j

I offer a four link truss, but wouldn't find a sticky necessary. You can search the vendors section and find them very easily.

We dont need a sticky to find a 4link kit to BUY we need a sticky to discuss all the 4link stuff. Ergo, tech questions and the REPEATED questions/concerns/comments about ALL 4 link setups on the SCX.

[666]

Find me a bunch of useful four link info, and I will see about sticking it.

[Mayhem95]

Originally Posted by Mayhem95

We dont need a sticky to find a 4link kit to BUY we need a sticky to discuss all the 4link stuff. Ergo, tech questions and the REPEATED questions/concerns/comments about ALL 4 link setups on the SCX.

Better example:

Honcho 4 link Recipies
upper link length for honcho with 4-link truss
where do you get the 4link
Links Kit
scx10 dingo trail ready and it said it came with the 4link

[2500hdon37s]

could use one for the length of them, but IMO itd help newbs

[TexasSP]

I think of better service to the community would be a general SCX10 info sticky with categories and info on each one with the option available just like in several of the other truck specific forums.

Have categories like:

Wheels & Tires
Suspension
Steering
Bodies
ESC's, Motors, and Electrical

[Benzbuildr]

Originally Posted by 666

Find me a bunch of useful four link info, and I will see about sticking it.

Where were you thinking about sticking it?

[Mayhem95]

Originally Posted by Mayhem95

Better example:

Honcho 4 link Recipies
upper link length for honcho with 4-link truss
where do you get the 4link
Links Kit
scx10 dingo trail ready and it said it came with the 4link

Originally Posted by 666

Find me a bunch of useful four link info, and I will see about sticking it.

How about all this for starters???

[Mayhem95]

Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s

could use one for the length of them, but IMO itd help newbs

I replied to your other thread with all the info I found Hope it helps!!!

[vipxj]

Originally Posted by 666

Find me a bunch of useful four link info, and I will see about sticking it.

After looking at your avater,i wonder what will be sticky,.

[BGGruff]

I think a sticky on specific tech categories would be more helpful to people rather than a sticky on a 4 Link. I mean really is a 4 link that hard to figure out? Maybe something discussing the different types of axle mods, suspension tips (4 link included in this section) and electronics preferences like mentioned above would be more valuable.

[Mayhem95]

Originally Posted by BGGruff

I think a sticky on specific tech categories would be more helpful to people rather than a sticky on a 4 Link. I mean really is a 4 link that hard to figure out? Maybe something discussing the different types of axle mods, suspension tips (4 link included in this section) and electronics preferences like mentioned above would be more valuable.

Indeed. Just pointing out that in the last couple weeks there have been SEVERAL posts asking questions about 4 link setups.
A 4link can be very difficult depending on what you are doing. I know for me I had a TON of questions about it, not just the rear but front as well. So to answer your question, YES a 4link is that hard to figure out. I for one wanted to know what would and would not work before I shelled out $$$ on parts that I didnt need. Just look at all the threads I posted up that should be clue #1!

[BGGruff]

Originally Posted by Mayhem95

Indeed. Just pointing out that in the last couple weeks there have been SEVERAL posts asking questions about 4 link setups.
A 4link can be very difficult depending on what you are doing. I know for me I had a TON of questions about it, not just the rear but front as well. So to answer your question, YES a 4link is that hard to figure out. I for one wanted to know what would and would not work before I shelled out $$$ on parts that I didnt need. Just look at all the threads I posted up that should be clue #1!

That's cool, I wasn't trying to be an ass I just didn't think tackling something like setting up a 4 link was that hard. I know there are quite a few different routes to take when doing this but in general it shouldn't take much to get set up. I don't look down at people that ask questions, I ask them too. I was just expressing that maybe a whole sticky on just 4 links wasn't necessary. Maybe a sticky like in other brand specific rig threads that covers a wide variety of common upgrades and modifications that includes a section on 4 links would be more useful.

[Mayhem95]

Agreed

[solomon7]

Ther is no need for a sticky. There's literally tons of threads about 4 links and it doesn't have to be SCX10 specific. Half the fun is experimenting anyways.
Or just read the AntiSquat 4 link Suspension Tech Thread over and over. Anything that you should know about link position, length, and angle is there.
If you have any reading comprehension at all you chould only have to read the entire thing 2 or 3 times lol! I'm suprised it hasn't been stickied yet.
If you want to get super tech here's a 4 link calculator so one can obsess for days http://http://mysite.verizon.net/tri...tml/index.html
As a general rule try to get the uppers as parralel to the ground and as close to the same length as the lowers and you'll be golden. Oh and triangulation triangulation triangulation!