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  1. #21
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    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.

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

    Just say no...

  3. #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kromulous View Post
    Secret to more LR Hike, is compressing the RR, and keeping it compressed.
    I thought it was just a longer chain.
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    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

    Just say no...

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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim11h View Post
    Ok masters, that comment has my attention, what are you beating around the bush about?
    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?
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