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crackedback said
A change in the IC of the rear suspension will cure the squatting. Search the net for tuning. There is an Anti-Squat line that runs from the contact patch of rear tires to horizontal center of gravity line at the front axle point on your car. The lift point of the 4 link bars in relation to that line, above/below, will cause different reactions in body/chassis. Bob has good suggestions.

http://www.how-to-build-hotrods.com/tuning-4-link.html

When the front hits your UCA bump stop, it kills weight transfer. Maybe trim 1/2" off the upper stop.

Keep at it! :cheers:

Very insightful read! I'm going to have to go back and measure the angle of the bars and see if I can figure out where I'm at. My bump stops are just flat stops that are only about 1/4" thick. They are low profile enough that I can get the torsion bars out without removing them.