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    whatever about the pinion angle, the axle will be pushed over to one side by the panhard rod, unless you have an adjustable one.


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    adjustable panhard rod is what you need if you dont already have one


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    as above adjustable pan rod also if u look close i bet one wheel comes more flush to the arch than the other


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    I imagine you've already added and adjusted an after market pan-hard rod,

    these, will also help straighten out the 2 longer trailing arm's when you have it lowered. the best way to explain what they do is , they act like rca's that you must use when you convert the 86 front shock bodies to take short stroke dampers.

    vvvv
    http://www.technotoytuning.com/productdetail.php?p=490

    the adjustment on the after market trailing arms is for a different reason.

    either way you shouldn't have any problem with the prop.

    http://www.garagehachi.com/

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    cool feedback!

    i have a adjusted my panhard already and i have traction brackets also so happy days cheers for the input ferras!


 

 

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