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May 9th, 2006, 16:39
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waggy 44 and rubicon style radius arm
does any one here use this setup with around 7" of lift my concern is with being low pinion but it works on the tj with low pinion 30 im sick of the stupid unit bearings and i already have the waggy axle so this would get me back on the road with less downtime than narrowing the ford hp or going fullwith
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May 9th, 2006, 17:13
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Re: waggy 44 and rubicon style radius arm
rotate the knuckles for proper pinion and caster angles and you will be fine. however if you have a Ford HP available, go that route. Narrowing an axle is only a tiny bit more work than turning the knuckles.
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