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yes, not a problem, doing that myself as I said above 
the little difference in angle is nothing, not a problem at all. This only applies if you have rod ends on your members (camber rods) if not it will not align properly, the bushings would deflect too much at the horizontal position or you'd have to move the camber bracket a bit back as much as you stretch the trailing arm in the horizontal plane (assuming the trailing arm isn't horizontal @ ride height...but that's just small differences, running rod ends is much easier)
the little difference in angle is nothing, not a problem at all. This only applies if you have rod ends on your members (camber rods) if not it will not align properly, the bushings would deflect too much at the horizontal position or you'd have to move the camber bracket a bit back as much as you stretch the trailing arm in the horizontal plane (assuming the trailing arm isn't horizontal @ ride height...but that's just small differences, running rod ends is much easier)
Last edited by Twin_Turbo; Oct 4, 2005 at 11:24 AM.
