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Originally Posted by Domer
If you are talking about the bars, they don't need to be level. but the all the bars need to be the same length if possible, and the mounts from the upper and lowers should be the same distance apart measured at the bolts. both front and rear mounting points.
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This will depend on which type of suspension he is using. For example,
The lower bars on a triangulated 4 link DO need to be level at ride height. The upper bars would be shorter than the lowers and of course angled.
On a parallel 4 link the lower bars should also be level at ride height.
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Originally Posted by vegadesign
What is the current rear set up?
The only thing the must get set up at ride height is the panhard bar
The panhard eliminates side to side movement of the rearend to an extent
The higher and lower you go from ride height depending on how long the bar is will minimize movement (longer is better)
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Without knowing what type he is using you can't answer that. As stated above, more than just the panhard (if he even uses one) needs to be set at ride height. Pinion angle for one.
In fact, Everything needs to be set at ride height! Thats how you build this stuff.
Cartel, We need alot more info dude to be able to help you.
What you are building, what you are gona use it for and what parts you plan to use. Maybe some pics too.