01SSCloneZ28

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now i have another problem, i have no vibrations, UNTIL i get up to about 100+ mph..... ....any ideas fellas??? i wanna resolve this before i go to the track on Friday...the torque arm is set at a -3 pinion angle..and all the bolts are tight as can be.

peterock98

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Mine does the same thing .I called them and the said it's not quiet like the stocker.Also I had mine about 4 months and I got used to it.Turn up the radio.

felton316

Do you notice this in all gears? I don't have the vibration at 100mph in 5th, but if I do the same speed in 6th, I get the vibration too. Nevermind, I'm retarded, didn't notice you had an auto. Still weird though.

DanZ28

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Try -2 and see if that helps. -3 is recomended for the track I thought, not really as an all the time setting. Anyway, my .02..

Dan

01SSCloneZ28

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would that really make a difference? how is the -2 pinion angle for the drag strip?

DanZ28

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I didn't say -2 was for the drag strip. And yes, one degree can make a difference in vibration, I've been there..

The reason you buy an "adjustable" TA is so you have contol of your pinion angle, which for most people is used at the track. You see people at -3 or better is because the rearend lifts more dramatically when you launch hard especially on slicks which brings you closer to the "0" degree mark instead of the pinion actually going up to the positive side like you might do if your on the stock -2 degrees. For your daily driving, I like to go with the stock setting. Another thing, those dial indicaters they ship with the TA's are horrible and not that acurate, they could easily be off a degree. that's why I now have a digital one.. I'm just throwing an idea out there that I think has merrit for the vibration your talking about. Since all you did was change the TA right?

Dan

01SSCloneZ28

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so with the -2 pinion angle, will my 60 ft times reduce still? yeah all i did was install the TA and the safety loop

DanZ28

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I say yes, because with the Spohn TA, your rearend probably won't move as much with just those poly bushings mounted to the center cross bar. What does spohn recomend the pinion angle to be? As far as the vibration goes, just re-check your pinion angle and try it to see if it helps, should only take ten minutes to adjust it. The angle is probably the only thing different than before the swap..