Topic: 4 link and front frame by HEIDTS

[4SPEED]

I what to lower my 77 as much as I can. what do you all think about this setup?  I also have 17x9's
I think the front can be done with dropped spindles.

http://www.heidts.com/front_subframe.html

http://www.heidts.com/7081_camaro_boltin_rear_4link_complete_package.html

[kjkjkcjkcj]

wow what car are you planning on puttin that on. your white 79 4 speed? that is an expensive investment but it will look super slick

[Nexus]

I've contemplated this exact setup...funny you posted the same thing

[eroc022]

might want to look into the air ride system, i know a guy with a formula did it with all the factory stuff and it slammed to the ground but when needed he could lift up.....

[kjkjkcjkcj]

i feel like with what you will pay for the air ride system it would run you about the same as if he bought those two setup and i think those two setups would look very cool.  though eroc022 does have a point with air ride you can bring her up to a safe driving height when ever your worried about slammin the front end.

[TAKID455]

whats wrong with the stock sub frame? you think that one weights less???  have they decreased the scrub radius along with bump steer reduction design in the steering geometry? R&P setups typically dont last long on older cars due to the above reasons w/o redesign. Unless you want the 'bling' or 'wow' factor, I'd stick w/ improving your stock setup. there are easier and less costly ways to lower the stance on your car. If I were to replace my rear suspension, I'd go w/ Lateral Dynamics or an independent rear from a GTO or Viper w/ a 9" pumpkin. One of my future endeavors.

[SnapOnBilly]

  thats pretty cool. bolt-on 4-link??? hmmm. i've read a lot about Detroit Speed and engineering. they have a nice set-up. Year One uses all thier stuff on the new Bandit BRE cars.