Easy 3 Link - Kit H - Adjustable Upper link

Easy 3-Link Kit H is a rod-end and hardware package for building a triangulated 3-link suspension with an adjustable upper link and panhard bar. It's built around Artec's BR1071 Dual 3-Link Bracket, giving you the link joints, tube adapters, jam nuts and misalignment spacers to fabricate your links without sourcing each piece separately.

Key Features

• Rod-end and hardware kit for a 3-link with an adjustable upper link plus panhard bar
• Based on the BR1071 Dual 3-Link Bracket setup
• Panhard hardware: 7/8"-14tpi x 3/4" bore rod ends (one RH, one LH), matching tube adapters and jam nuts
• Four 3/4" to 9/16" high-misalignment spacers for the panhard joints
• Heavy 1.25"-12tpi x 1.0" bore rod ends with matching tube adapters for the links
• Choose the tubing option ("No Tubing" for hardware only, or with DOM tubing included)

Fitment & Compatibility

This is a universal fabrication kit for a custom triangulated 3-link build, not a bolt-on for a specific model. It's designed to work with Artec's BR1071 Dual 3-Link Bracket and panhard setup. You supply the axle-side and frame-side brackets and, if you select the no-tubing option, your own DOM link tubing. Pairs naturally with a Dual 3-link bracket and the related Easy 3-Link Kit I for Artec trusses.

Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1.25"-12tpi x 1.0" bore link rod ends with matching tube adapters
• Panhard rod ends (7/8"-14tpi x 3/4" bore, RH and LH), tube adapters and jam nuts
• Four 3/4" to 9/16" high-misalignment spacers
• DOM tubing, if the tubing option is selected

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this include the brackets?
No. Kit H is the rod-end and hardware package that pairs with the BR1071 Dual 3-Link Bracket. Add the dual 3-link bracket if you don't already have it.

What's the difference between the tubing options?
The "No Tubing" version is the joints and hardware only, for builders supplying their own DOM tube. The other option includes tubing so you can build the links out of the box.

What kind of build is this for?
A custom triangulated 3-link rear (or front) suspension with an adjustable upper link and a panhard bar - a fabrication-level suspension project, not a bolt-on lift.

Do I need to weld?
Yes. Building the links and mounting the brackets is a weld-in fabrication job; the tube adapters thread into the link tubing and are welded, and the brackets weld to the axle and frame.