blackhorse05

yes it was really easy, didnt take that long at all, although i didnt have the tool to measure the degree of the pinion i just basically left it a the stock degree, but over all it was less than an hour, in the garage with a jack and stands, i changed my spark plugs to, and i got to finally put a new belt on since it broke last sat night

Timmay!!!

The steeda springs don't drop you too much but I would definatley get an angle finder and check it for sure. Your pinion angle should be anywhere from 2.0 to 3.0 degrees but I know some guys are running 1.5 Make sure to measure from the pinion flange and rear of the driveshaft.

blackhorse05

ok, so if you could, explain that to me a little better, am i hurting the rear right now