Thread: tunnel clearance
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02-09-2016 12:10 PM #1
tunnel clearance
Hi all,
looking for some advice, I am fabbing a floor and trans tunnel for a 1929 model a project, I need some advice as far as clearance between the sides of the drive shaft and the tunnel, the body is channeled 4 inches so the tunnel is pretty tall, the rearend is a ford 8.8 with coilovers and will have a panhard bar and has a four link set up, not sure how much side to side movement to expect any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks
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02-09-2016 09:22 PM #2
Post #33 from this thread by Jerry Clayton.
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02-10-2016 08:03 AM #3
How long is your panhard bar, what angle are your coil-over, and what is their total travel? I can calculate sided to side with those numbers.Jack
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