flip the front spring mount to low the ride height

belmateo said

Yes it does James because you are raising the front of the spring.

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Okay so when it does change the pinion angle, does this cause any binding in the drivetrain, or cause any damage to the axle, pinion bearing, excessive U-joint wear? Does it change the angle THAT much to do any harm? Don't we have a little room to play with?