4 link.

[Crawler80]

Im thinking of doing a four link set up and would like to see pics of your set up? What ends did you use? How did you attach it to the axle?

[soundcolor]

Here's a tip kiddo,

Use the search button,

[stubs179]

It is really easy...............Buy a GC3!

[mikegigabyte]

Here are some pics of mine, I used stock length lower suspension bars at first, then made my own. The rear mount is in the same place as the front and I used ball ends to mount everything, losi ones.






Also here is a video of 3 link and 4 link you can really see the difference as there is no wheel lift at all. If you look for my newest mrc video it shows a super steep climb. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwniNn4OuVU

[eric113]

Originally Posted by Crawler80

Im thinking of doing a four link set up and would like to see pics of your set up? What ends did you use? How did you attach it to the axle?

Got pics of your setup ?

[rock hard]

Originally Posted by Crawler80

Im thinking of doing a four link set up and would like to see pics of your set up? What ends did you use? How did you attach it to the axle?

what chassis you running?

[mikegigabyte]

I did the same setup on my dads mrc which was using the stock chassis if that helps. I just used my extra lower suspension bars on his.

[Mrblue]

Get the rc bros plates and make your links

[Crawler80]

No pic yet. Im using stock plates.

[JOMJ87]

Originally Posted by Mrblue

Get the rc bros plates and make your links

I have a set of the skullz V2 for sale! then make your own links. Or buy a chassis kit with a 4 link set up.

Cole

[ToyTundra]

Rear:



Front:


both use 1/8" brass tube, some 4-40 allthread and stock MRC rod ends.

[JOMJ87]

Originally Posted by ToyTundra

Rear:



Front:


both use 1/8" brass tube, some 4-40 allthread and stock MRC rod ends.

That looks like a really nice homebrew set up. I like the link location on the rear.

Cole

[Mutant_Xj]

I must give you mad props for your front link mounts. I was trying for a while to figure out a way to mount them besides onto the servo plate and couldn't. You came up with a simple and very good idea.

[ToyTundra]

Originally Posted by Mutant_Xj

I must give you mad props for your front link mounts. I was trying for a while to figure out a way to mount them besides onto the servo plate and couldn't. You came up with a simple and very good idea.

thanks. I need to tweak it for more vertical spacing between the links, then it will be perfect. I was too focused on getting the servo low so I compromised the suspension geometry.

[tomh1426@yahoo.com]

Im gathering the parts to 4 link my MRC, first the rear and eventually the front.
Will this help w/ TT??

[Cave Dave]

Originally Posted by tomh1426@yahoo.com

Im gathering the parts to 4 link my MRC, first the rear and eventually the front.
Will this help w/ TT??

If done right,yes. Study pics of a GC2 or GC3 and try and get as close to that geomtry as you can.

[jdawg53]

Or just buy a GC3

[Cave Dave]

Originally Posted by jdawg53

Or just buy a GC3

That is a sure bet! And the price is excellant for the top quality,complete kit that Duratrax sells.

[StefanHH]

Originally Posted by jdawg53

Or just buy a GC3

unfortunately I cannot find a online shop in Europe (e.g. UK or Germany) where I can buy it. Could anybody please give a hint?

Stefan

[shadowrejects]

you know if you got the bent links you could use the old links and attach them to the old y arm locations and run them down to the rear servo plate and attach them into the 2 screw holes its a homemade 4 link mod!