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Dropped Pitman Arm?

jdoktor83

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when ridgerunner lifted his m35a3, he had to build his own drop pitman arm. 5 to 6" seems like alot. I think he only used 2"
or 3" for his 8" lift. I'd check with him. good luck
 

jesusgatos

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You can't use a drop-pitman arm without changing the steering geometry because of the way the pitman arm is oriented. If you install a 'drop' pitman arm, it would also be a longer pitman arm, which would reduce the amount that the front wheels would turn when you turn the steering wheel. I've seen people modify the steering arm on the driver's-side knuckle instead, which can be raised without affecting the steering geometry, but I would be VERY reluctant to do this because of all the extra load put on the hardware and knuckle.
 
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