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Originally Posted by picklito
Thanks. I'd be interested to know how many degrees that adds.
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Should be some basic geometry if you know the distance between the upper and lower balljoints, and the current angle.
Assuming 9" between ball joints and a currently vertical spindle,
3.14 * (4.5^2) = 64 (radius of a circle)
360 * (64 * .25) = 1.4 degrees (360 degrees in a circle times the fraction of the circle that is 1/4")
So 1" should net about 5.6*, 3/4" would be around 4.2* gain