223K views · 1.6K reactions | A watts link keeps your rear end centered during full travel. Perfect for a vehicle with air ride suspension. I have a full video on YouTube installing this watts link and it’s available at www.simplec10.co | SIMPLE.C10 | Facebook

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Watts Link - A stock C10 comes with a panhard bar on the rear end that keeps the rear end centered while on coil springs. This works great as long as there’s not much suspension travel. Typically you would upgrade to an adjustable trackpad bar if installing a lowering kit on your truck. When upgrading to air ride suspension, a watts link is needed to keep your rear end centered at all ride heights. This keeps you from rubbing your tires or having alignment issues. I offer a DIY watts link on my

What’s a “watts link”?!? READ>>> If you’re on air ride, a watts link is a MUST! Panhard bar setups work but they allow the rear end to shift left to right during travel. A watts link keeps the rear end centered during suspension travel by having to linkage bars with a center pivot point. You simply weld in the middle bracket and two side tabs, center your rear end, then you’re good to go! This watts link is available on www.simplec10.co The SIMPLE.C10 Watts Link was designed to work perfectly fo