When is the astro van going to get some love?

[Ball_Zach]

I have been searching for a kit for my van for a long time. It is a shame that no one out there makes a decent kit for it like they do for s10, camaros and novas. There are a ton of astros on the road, there has to be a market for a good kit. I am thinking about using one of those cheesy universal triangle 4 links, but I dont like how a pair of the links goes outside the frame. That really limits the size wheel I can use. Plus my van has a 383 in it I need something a bit more solid. I have thought about fabbing up my own 4 link but to be honest I think that may be a bit out of my skill range. Again is there no love?

[britt@ridetech.com]

correct me if I'm wrong, but the front is the same as the s10, so you have a lot of parts available.
The rear, on the other hand, may be more difficult. I'd look at a parallel or triangulated 4-link.

[Ball_Zach]

the front is more like a chevy caprice, but you are right the front is easy. The rear is another issue. I have thought about buying an s10 RoadGrater system and making it fit.

[darren@ridetech.com]

You would be time and money ahead if you got the weld on 4 link. No way the RGR will work....you don't even have a frame to bolt the notches to.

[Ball_Zach]

They Darren out of the 4 links that you sell, which would you say is better for my van? The triangle or parallel?

[darren@ridetech.com]

I have no idea. I'd guess parallel tho.