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Old 27-07-2008, 01:28 PM   #1
TruBlu351
3 Pedals R Better Than 2
 
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Default XE Rear Drag Suspension

I'm thinking about buying an XE and throwing my 9" rear in it (weld on few brackets and spring mounts). Just wondering if anyone has had much experience with the 4 trailing arm type suspension.

I see you can get aftermarket adjustable uppers (for pinion angle adjustment). How does this effect the upper and lower spring mount geometry?

Mainly for drag racing. Not quite the full 4 link, but it would be nice to fit some adjustable front mounting points for the lower arms to play with IC's etc.



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