Is J-Bar still adjusted to affect rear tire loading?

I see something that keeps getting overlooked by guys trying to get more height on the LR. When running a beam axle, you will need to also increase the roll angle or you will start pulling load off the right rear when increasing the height of the Lr.

Secret to more LR Hike, is compressing the RR, and keeping it compressed.

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Originally Posted by Kromulous

Secret to more LR Hike, is compressing the RR, and keeping it compressed.

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I thought it was just a longer chain.

Well, that too.

But the Chain, a tight Chain, is just a pivot point, from right to left.

In my humble opinion, and often wrong... LOL

Ok masters, that comment has my attention, what are you beating around the bush about?

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Originally Posted by Jim11h

Ok masters, that comment has my attention, what are you beating around the bush about?

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I was honestly just being a bit dense/sarcastic.

The droop rule and how high your deck gets comes down to 2 thoughts.

1) how's it hanging?
2) how do you increase LR displacement with similar roll angle?