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    1. #1
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      Oct 2009
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      Reno, NV.
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      4 link and Pinion Angle Question

      OK, so I've read and read, and searched, followed by more reading on the subject of pinion/drivetrain angle and I'm just confused by it all at this point. I've got a ridetech 4 link with their coil-overs going into my 67 Firebird. In my Pro-touring book, it seems that the best way to set this up is with engine/transmission pointed down about 3* and rearend pinion down about 3*. I've also read that many prefer down on the engine/transmission around 3-5* and up 3-5* on the rear.

      Which is it? I know on the factory setup, my stock rear end was about 3-4* up.

      As of this moment, when I set my transmission and x-member in, I pointed that down in the 3-4* range (I'll have to check the exact as it's been awhile since I did that)
      Currently, my leaf spring perches are set so that the Ford 9 I have is set up (as in higher) about 3-4*

      Will this work ok? On the ridetech bars I have, the lowers are not adjustable, but the uppers are.

      My setup is the Pontiac 400 with a manual transmission (T-56)



      Any advice is greatly appreciated
      Joe M
      '67 Firebird

      My build thread: https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...irth&highlight=





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