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Old 01-20-2022, 12:42 PM   #26
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Re: Need little bag over axle advice

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ok, drivetrain installed, im ordering up the TA brackets now, so my rear end is up on jackstands and so is the frame. im assuming the truck has to be flat on the floor to measure angle of the output shaft and the also the rearend housing?
The truck does need the suspension sitting @ ride height for calculations. It can be up in the air on some cribbing or similar but the suspension needs to under compression.

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....also wondering if i should go ahead and get a drive shaft made, and bolt it up as normal with the TA's and then start messing with angles? i currently have the stock 2 piece but would actually like to have it a 1 piece if possible.
1pc vs. 2pc. driveshaft is dependent on multiple factors:
*Overall length (critical speed calculation)
*Set-up complexity
*Shaft OD

The 2pc can help w/angles but will require more thought/consideration when you're getting aggressively low.
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