pinion angle vs. instant center?
Instant center is where the lower control arm and torque arm would intersect if you were to plot out the path of each bar.
A good thing to do would be to have the car scaled, so you know where the car is 50/50 at and plot out the intersection points for the adjustable chassis part, i.e. torque arm and lower control arms.
ps - sorry for the hijack...
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ps - sorry for the hijack...
Having the IC close to the 50/50 point would be better than and instant center that is only 24", but finding the optimum point when you have 2 lower holes on relocation brackets and a couple holes on a torque arm isn't hard.
Run the car, try another hole, set the pinion angle run it and see if it is slowing down or speeding up the car.
There is no guess one time where it should be and leave it alone, if you don't want to tune your chassis to work right, don't buy adjustable parts.
If you won't take time to try different settings adjustable parts are not going to help much.


