Mastering 4-Link Bracket Installation: Build Positioning Tips

Welcome back to another How-To video! In this video, Big Brain Brad shows you how to install our 4-Link brackets on your car. He explains the importance of getting the car up off the ground and level, and then finding the center of the rear wheel opening using a plum bob and tape measure. He also goes over how to measure and mark the location of the brackets on the chassis, and provides recommended dimensions and suggestions for different types of cars. Overall, this video provides a step-by-step guide for installing 4-Link brackets on your car!
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[@TinSoldierRacecars]

Check out our 4 Link Brackets over on our site tinsoldierracecars.com/collections/4-link

[@gregalarie2149]

Have you guys ever seen or heard of someone doing a reverse triangulated 4 Link where the upper bars face backwards and the lower bars are forward? Also do you think it's a good or bad idea?

[@KSIXRIDER]

Great info, thank you!

[@WDMtea]

very informative, thanks guys!

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

Our pleasure!

[@twistedkidmotorsports9093]

Thanks for all the good parts and the help

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

No problem 👍

[@Mr5speed]

Technical content ROCKS!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

More to come!

[@jcnpresser]

That corvette is gonna be pretty sick

[@jdmmike7225]

Man I wish I had this when we back-halfed my 300ZX in 2018. Great video tho. Very informative. Definitely gonna use this for oue next build because Ive already found numerous things we should have done differently now that I've actually got some passes on the car. But I will say coming from different disciplines of motorsports, particularly drifting and time attack, I think we did pretty good for a first build. The PB is 5.22 @ 141 on a super prepped surface. And I finally found some real long travel coilovers built for drag racing for the Z & they are on the way. No more stiff drifting coilovers 🤘😁

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

Thanks for sharing your experience with your 300ZX build. Keep us updated on your future builds!

[@thetexassaint528]

Do you think it would be a pain to go from ladder bar to y'alls four link brackets? 1962 ford falcon that is back halfed

[@twistedkidmotorsports9093]

I’d be nice if you made your traditional brackets notched already that’s very difficult for me being a first time builder, thank God I had a good, notcher and I could do it

[@stevegaither2803]

Can you mount it in a different way because my truck is going to be higher than it needs to be. I was wondering if it can be mounted with the bottom below the bar

[@calebmcgregor9481]

Hey do you guys have a recommended width for the brackets from side to side?

[@garrettlagan2864]

Is there another way besides plumbobs I use my garage and I’m pretty sure it will always be off because garage floors are at a decline

[@claymahaney6574]

Do you have big tire brackets?

[@tomscustomshop]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@davidmays3333]

Wouldn’t you set the car at ride height and then build everything off that?

[@streetracingmiscreant8589]

Do you make a long travel kit for a C3 Corvette?

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

Sorry we do not

[@streetracingmiscreant8589]

@@TinSoldierRacecars Thank you.

[@dondotterer24]

Have done a first gen. RX7?

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

We have not

[@ModzCity]

What is the narrowest you could put the 4 link brackets?

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

On our rear end housing specifically it would be 19 inches on center

[@ModzCity]

@@TinSoldierRacecars what about in general. I’ve heard of pro mods or other big tire stuff potentially being 11 inches on center. Just out of curiosity thanks!

[@frediefarmer]

👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

🤘

[@ddracing2257]

Is that Finnegan's car?

[@TinSoldierRacecars]

No sir