bmr adj crossmember
11-09-2007, 10:20 PM
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bmr adj crossmember ok got this relocation cross member, ive got the adj torq arm and im getting an ugly vibration, anybody have any luck with this damn thing? where is everybody positioning this thing in the front?
btw set it up at -3 on jack stands
btw set it up at -3 on jack stands 
11-10-2007, 12:23 AM
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Check the pinion angle, I would set it at -2.
measure the angle of the drive shaft and pinion angle add the two together.
Example if the driveshaft is -1 and pinion is -1 that will be -2.
Drive shaft +1 and pinion down -3 would be -2.
measure the angle of the drive shaft and pinion angle add the two together.
Example if the driveshaft is -1 and pinion is -1 that will be -2.
Drive shaft +1 and pinion down -3 would be -2.
11-10-2007, 12:24 AM
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Best bet is to get adjustable front shocks up front which you can adjust ride hight and in rear use a 2 1/2" coil over spring with adjustable spring mount so you can adjust ride hight there too.
11-10-2007, 10:21 AM
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uhm, im not trying to set the ride height. tring to figure out the effing torq arm. i set it in the front so that it cleared everything, maybe its wrong
it was on jack stands so it could be -7 for all i know
. tring to figure out the effing torq arm. i set it in the front so that it cleared everything, maybe its wrong it was on jack stands so it could be -7 for all i know Last edited by BuckaroooZ28; 11-10-2007 at 10:33 AM.
11-10-2007, 10:32 AM
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thanx Chris, ill take some angle out today, ill set it prob next week im going to get it on an alignment rack. just unsure of the setting in the front position, maybe itll do idk, all i know is its not hitting nething
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Yeah. Load the suspension and change the pinion angle to -2. Sounds like you pinion angle was set with the suspension unloaded, which can't be good for anything.