I guess being clueless can have it's advantages. I just went ahead and installed them, as per my tech article of 2000. I am with the assumption that as long as the tie rod angle is close to the angle of the lower control arm (keeping angles similar), you should be in the ballpark. I must be lucky, because my Comet handles beautifully. Even at over 100 mph at the dragstrip, it handles great. I also use radial ply tires in the front, and bias ply M/T Sportsman Pros in the rear, and it's cool. Greg Peters, Poppajeep's Journey Street Rods, It's not the destination, it's the journey!