Subject	In addition
Posted by	kuah@splparts.com on March 25, 2004 at 5:45 PM
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In Reply To	Question-----> posted by Kyle(Houston) on March 25, 2004 at 05:18 PM
Message	I had to dig for the info, but the purpose of these spacers is not really to adjust the pinion angle (though they would) but to move the instant center of the rear suspension which changes the squat/anti-squat characteristics.
Follow Ups	has anyone used SPL parts subframe tilt spacers? - ScubaSteve 16:30:51 03/25/04 They work great. Some people here have them - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 16:40:44 03/25/04 Tilt spacers.... - richk 16:49:43 03/25/04 Oh tilt spacers...these are different I suppose? (n/m) - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 16:55:48 03/25/04 then the typical subframe spacers, yes. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 17:01:25 03/25/04 They change the angle of the subframe - kuah@splparts.com 17:03:28 03/25/04 Question-----> - Kyle(Houston) 17:18:52 03/25/04 Re: Question-----> - kuah@splparts.com 17:23:30 03/25/04 I believe the diff does not move on an IRS . It stays - AzHeat 17:32:29 03/25/04 Do you really think the whole subframe flexs enough---> - Kyle(Houston) 17:41:46 03/25/04 I don't know how much the subframe flexes but - kuah@splparts.com 18:04:45 03/25/04 In addition - kuah@splparts.com 17:45:58 03/25/04 The reason it works is because the actual subframe - ScubaSteve 17:24:24 03/25/04 nm I'm wrong. (n/m) - ScubaSteve 17:26:59 03/25/04
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