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[QUOTE="vanderchevy18, post: 1023115, member: 569"] [url]http://www.how-to-build-hotrods.com/tuning-4-link.html[/url] Ok so question. If my center of gravity height is basically where the camshaft is, and all I care about in setting up the linkage is the height of the center of gravity, why care about getting on the scales to figure my exact center of gravity? Just draw a line from the center of my front tires at the camshaft, down to the rear contact patch. There's my antisquat line. Then theoretically as long as I can adjust my upper bar to get an angle that intersects on or just above it, I'm good. Simple..... No? [/QUOTE]
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