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Old 11-06-2003, 05:33 AM
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A couple of questions if anyone can help. I'm running 6" springs w/ SOA and obviously my front shaft gets in a bind. I was told I could rotate my front axle to improve my angle but doing that would change my steering so that it caused the tires to "dig" instead of steer b/c the steering would be moved behind normal position. I couldn't quite grasp this concept - is this true?
Secondly, if that is true then it seems the only way to fix the problem is a high$/high angle driveshaft. Who's got what I need? Thanks.
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