Another Pinion Angle Question
I've been reading here about setting pinion angle. The general conscious seems to be that the transmission should have a down angle of 3 degree and the pinion angle should have an angle of 3 degrees up.
Of course not a perfect world. I have a transmission down angle of 5.5 degrees. I can set the pinion angle to 5.5 degrees up. But would it be better to shim the transmission to the desired 3 degree down and the corresponding pinion angle to 3 degrees up.
BTW this is a bagged truck, the driveshaft actually goes slightly up from the transmission when at my desired ride height.
This is a LWB using a single driveshaft with RideTech StrongArm rear suspension.
Setting everything to 3 degrees might help with the driveshaft clearance problems I am having.
Opinions or suggestions?
Thanks
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1970 GMC 2500
700R Trans
RideTech 4 link rear suspension - Air Bagged on all four corners
350 SBC 300hp
Weiand Supercharger
FiTech EFI
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