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As the pull bar extends under acceleration, the rear end rotates back, causing the rear wheels to move to the rear. The bottom pivot point is the back end of the trailing arms. If we mount the right-side arm higher than the left-side arm, then the radius on the left side will be longer from the lower mount to the axle, causing the LR wheel to move farther rearward than the RR wheel. View Related Article
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