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Old 04-23-2010, 11:10 AM
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I don't have a BDR (wish i did) but just for referance my rearend looked alittle out of wack and i decided to pull some measurments. You should be able to measure from frame out to face of hub and then measure from corner to corner of car by using the ball joints up front and center line on the rear hub. Also measure front to back each side using the ball joints and center line of rear hub. When i did this it showed me that not only was my rear in one sided it was out of square too. So the next thing i did was to take the rear completely out and cut off the chunk mounts and shock mounts (jag rear) and clean up everything to install new mounts. My chunk is now centered in the car and square but the yoke is still to one side. Your trans centerline and rearend centerline should be parallel to each other no matter if the offset is up-down or side-side or even both. This keeps the angle at each end the same.
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