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Old 05-25-2009, 12:58 PM   #26
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Re: Need help with Z-ing!

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Originally Posted by cajundragger View Post
if hes at 2.5 he's already too far. by stepping up to 3.5 or more he will have even more engine/trans clearance issues. every quarter inch of z makes it worse.

Stepping uo to more than 2.5" of Z could lead to clearance issues. Every application is different.
Fact: I've seen more than one frame 'Z' that was greater than 2" & was successful.
Fact: I don't care for or understand the need for greater than 3" Z's but that's just my opinion which doesn't matter in this discussion.

I myself had mine plotted out for a 3" 'Z' before I met Nathan Porter.
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