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Old 11-11-2014, 10:42 AM   #1
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Re: crossmember nightmare. help?

I have the same side mount crossmember as you.

I mounted mine just high enough to give me 1/2" of clearance between the pulley and the original crossmember.

The engine is tilted 3.5 degrees down in relation to the frame and that worked out perfect for clearances everywhere. I matched that tilt with 3.5 degrees up at the pinion.

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Re: crossmember nightmare. help?

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I matched that tilt with 3.5 degrees up at the pinion.

what kind of rear suspension? if it is leaf springs, you may want aim that down a degree or two from where you have it
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