I would suggest you find an old time front end shop that knows straight axle settings and practical applications. I use a shop down the road from me that was started by an old truck guy who has passed down the business AND the knowledge to his son!! He set up the suicide '48 Ford split wishbone axle under my A Model rat rod. He also did the front end on our old Nova drag car that we put a Mustang/Pinto front end under, a light airplane that crash landed in the field behind our subdivision, AND our Top Alcohol dragster, all of which drove perfectly after he set up and aligned them.

Knowledge is the key here. A good shop with some old school alignment equipment is where to start looking. Ask around. The old rodders will know where to look!!!


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