4 link and Pinion Angle Question

[marolf101x]

Your AirBar came with a package that has "Do Not Open" on the outside.
You can go ahead and open that now.

On page 4 of the instructions you will find the answer to your questions:
http://www.ridetech.com/store/index....achment_id=133



Basically, you want 3-5* down on the engine and trans, 3-5* up on the rear.
A properly designed 4-link will have minimal pinion angle change over the stroke of the suspension.
You want the pinion angle set equal to, but opposite of the engine/trans.

Just think of it like one cancels out the other, and you'll remember it then.

[67rstbkt]

Your AirBar came with a package that has "Do Not Open" on the outside.
You can go ahead and open that now.

On page 4 of the instructions you will find the answer to your questions:
http://www.ridetech.com/store/index....achment_id=133

Basically, you want 3-5* down on the engine and trans, 3-5* up on the rear.
A properly designed 4-link will have minimal pinion angle change over the stroke of the suspension.
You want the pinion angle set equal to, but opposite of the engine/trans.

Just think of it like one cancels out the other, and you'll remember it then.

Yes, I read the instructions, lol - several times. I was still not sure about it which is why I asked here. Thanks for the advice on setting it up, I really appreciate that. If it was worded like you stated above in the instructions it would have been much clearer to me.