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01-13-2017, 12:51 AM
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Re: Upper link bar angle
You will have ~some~ pinion change because your upper and lower link arms are not the same length. If they were the same length, the pinion angle shouldn't change at all.
Just optimize the pinion angle for whatever ride height you will run the most. Other heights will be a compromise (good thing you made it adjustable *big*grin*)
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