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Old 05-12-2011, 05:06 AM
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I would agree with Todd and Anthony. Especially since you are running a triangulated 4 link. The body does not move side to side in squat and roll as it would with a track bar. A watts link also keeps the body from translating side to side. So a half inch is good. However the you must pay attention to clearance on the interior of the tires. As the body rolls, the tires move on an arc in the wheel well. Get one of those Percy's wheel tools and mock it up to check. It's hard to give number as it is rare to have the geometry be the same between cars. Maybe someone on here does have the same setup and can help. Good l uck.
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