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    1. #1
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      C6 UCA mounting angle

      On the Corvette C6 the UCA are not parallell to the ground. Anybody knows the angle between the two red lines as shown in the picture?
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    2. #2
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      Would you want to reference the chassis or ground? What are you trying to do?

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by another69 View Post
      Would you want to reference the chassis or ground?
      To the chassis please.


      Quote Originally Posted by another69 View Post
      What are you trying to do?
      This winter I'll install a C6 front suspension on a Ford F100 frame. I'm trying to do it without buying a front clip from the US (which would be the easy way). The freight to Norway is almost just as much as the clip it self... I already have the knuckle arms, hubs, control arms etc.

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      I think there may be many other angles to consider then just the "side view". If you can get dimensions from a Corvette, that may be your best bet. Anything can be done with enough time & patience, just make sure you have all points considered before making any welds. That being said I'd love to see you pull it off

    5. #5
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      If I recall right, they are parallel in plan view, same with the lowers. Can't remember how much anti-dive angle they've got on them though, sorry.




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