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Hello all,
I'm working on my 68 firebird. Replacing the rear end and doing some other suspension related upgrades. I want to be sure the rear is aligned and square and while at I want to verify it's centered. I figured while I'm at it I would make sure the sub-frames are square as well. I need to ensure the car is level (front/rear and left/right). I've got some drawings showing where/how to measure sub-frame and suspension alignment but it isn't clear to me where to place a level to make sure it's sitting level. Maybe I'm making this too complicated but I would like to minimize the hard lessons learned. The car is off the ground on cribs and have made shims to get it flat. Thoughts? Experiences? I thank you all for taking the time to consider my questions.
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1968 Firebird IAIIa 522 340 E-heads Northwind with XFlow TBI 4L80E 3.50:1 Rear ![]() |
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