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Old 06-04-2005, 08:16 AM   #19
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Default Re: Lifting the front wheels..

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My comment was "how to do it right", not how to put on a show. But his question was about putting on a show. Lowering control arms does not correlate to how far the wheels have to travel, it's about how the suspension acts on transferring weight from an instant center and center of gravity.
Yes, thats exactly right Tom. But with a 50/50 weight bias the stock pick-up points 'can' work. Its going to depend on your ride height though. Once you start getting more than 51 on the rear, thats when the advantages of the UCA relocaters really become evident.

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