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Originally Posted by NPilot1975
.... I think the trailing arms my put the rearend at a bad angle once I get so low. I am also thinking about getting ECE's new crossmember and flipping the trailing arm mounts upside down to raise the point at which the trailing arms attach.
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Yes, once it gets extremely low the factory angles will be compromised. Flipping the trailing arm mounts is a good idea & if you can fabricate your 'bridges', you can re-weld new trailing arm mounts to also improve pinion angle.
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