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07-02-2009
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Rear Pivot Block XXXCR
Can any of you knowledgable people tell me what difference swapping the rear pivot block to 0 degree will make?
Cheers Lloyd
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07-02-2009
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It gives the car less anti squat which means the car will have more drive on wet/ slippy tracks will make te car more stable aswell as allow the car to ride the bumps better.
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08-02-2009
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Cheers. Think I might get some and give them a whirl.
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10-02-2009
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Lloyd, do you mean the rear toe-in block? If so then reducing rear toe-in will make your rear end more loose (
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10-02-2009
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there not measurements in toe in, but as ashley said measurements in anti squat,
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14-02-2009
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Yep, sorry guys, you're absolutely right. My mistake.
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