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| | | | Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 33 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 33 | Installing No Limit Engineering Fat Bar Four Link with Coil Overs. Situation: Body is off frame. Motor/Trans mocked in
sitting at 4 degrees negative (downwards). Frame is sitting
at 1 degree positive (down at front) That should put the engine/trans at 3 degrees negative. Front brackets are fastened
to frame rails with four bars in place. Housing brackets
are attached. Differential is sitting level on floor ready
to be tacked into place.
Question: If I place the pinion at 3 degrees negative (downwards) before welding, will I end up with 0 degrees or
parallel drivetrain?
That should also mean that the lower coil over brackets and
panhard bar bracket should be welded in at 3 degrees negative.
If you follow, please respond.
With no weight on the frame how will this end up?
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