Re: pinion angle help!!!!!!
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Re: pinion angle help!!!!!!




No what I am saying is that the front of the  spring, starting point (no 
weight on springs) will be the same point as  when fully loaded (full weight of 
car on springs), the pinion angle will change  as weight is applied to the 
springs, as they get longer when compressed, causing  the rear of the rear end to 
raise, causing the front to go  downward

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