Rear end Placement.

[TheJet-09]

I've never gotten the quote function to work on here...but anyway, what I don't understand is with the correct axle lengths (33/35) and the rearend 1 3/4" too far to the left, how did the RR tire not rub on the frame? At the correct setting my RR tire has made contact with the frame rail (rubbed the paint off) on a fast, rutted up track.

[rakracing]

jet, his original quote say hes measuring to the RR rail to rear is that correct for a masters, every car ive had it was to LR frame rail or drive shaft to frame mount.

[TheJet-09]

That's correct. Mastersbilt measures from the right hand 90/10 plate to the center of the RR frame rail.

[keeks]

So I figured out the last little bit of my adjustment. My adjuster was way to high on the frame. Almost 9.5". I got things where they should be now. In fact I was still out a little, but with me in the seat, it was pretty much bang on. Thanks for the help guys.

[race4dad 31]

Be sure to check your ride heights again. Moving the rear that far will change the angle of shocks/springs and most likely have your ride heights out of whack.