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STX	Posted 10 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 10 Years Ago Posts: 31, Visits: 214	I need to weld new perches on a nine inch rear end. Which is the perch angle for 1954 Ford/Mercury rear ends? I have heard that all Fords have 5 degrees pinion upwards relative the perches, correct? Which perch angle is desired for a high power car? 1955 Mercury Perch anglepinionrear end
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