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Try another 4 degrees neg pinion angle I have mine at 10-14 for street
racing and no vibration what so ever I footbrake and spray 300 NOS shot too. Pinion angle can be your friend. Try it first just to see if works. GT |
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His is factory four link, so dramatically less (essentially zero) pinion motion due to spring wind up. K
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and solid lower trailing arms with solid bushings GT |
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