 denny4
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11-07-09 03:29 PM - Post#1801320
Just wondering if running around with the air too high will affect pinion angles? Could this be harmful.
"cause my friends truck seem higher than normal and has had the rear end rebuilt twice now and haul or tow anything heavy.Only 40,000km since last repair,its a'97 Z71 K1500.
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 61-Flat Top
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11-09-09 06:35 AM - Post#1802202
In response to denny4
That is going to be dependent on what type of rear suspension he is running. In short, if the pinion angle is out it can destroy the rear end however with most modern accecptable rear suspensions... you can have a couple inches of travel adjustment without a notable change in pinion angle.
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denny4
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11-10-09 06:07 AM - Post#1802882
In response to 61-Flat Top
Thats what I thought myself and another tech I talked to said the same thing. So its safe to assume we can rule out the airbag causing anything.
Thanks for the reply.
D.
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11-12-09 03:54 PM - Post#1804670
In response to denny4
you got it and your welcome! 
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