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My assumption is when the axle wants to rotate the higher angle and lower mounting point to the axle means the more the axle tries to rotate the harder it will pull the axle down into the ground.
Originally posted by Yoshi94
Mines about an inch bigger than Kyles. I need to get one of those
Originally posted by ryanwarby01
Put it this way, if you have a money tree a LT1 is a wood chipper!
My assumption is when the axle wants to rotate the higher angle and lower mounting point to the axle means the more the axle tries to rotate the harder it will pull the axle down into the ground.
its nothing rotational, just the angle the force is being directed into the car. But youre right about the effect. too much relocation and the car will actually kick at the ground.
the brackets change instant center and anti-squat
100% antisquat is when the angle just has enough force to not allow the car to squat. below 100 the car will squat. above 100 the car try to push forward and actuall lifts the rear of the car(separation between axle and body)
The more downward angle you have the harder the car will plant the tires but the faster it will unload. That being said I doubt your going to notice anything on street tires...
Is 11 in the lowest hole? The middle hole is usually used for stock height cars. The lowest hole will his the tires harder but the car will spin a few feet out.
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