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With the setup you are talking about every time the axle moved up or down the toe in will change. Also to hang it up where you intend will cause the tie rods to be set at a fairly severe angle between the rack and the steering arm with further complicates things
This would not only cause excessive tire wear but most likely would cause some bad handling problems.
48 Chevy 3100 going back together with a 292 six and AX15 five speed.
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