Setting pinion angle
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Setting pinion angle I was wondering the correct way to set the pinion angle.
Here is how I've been doing it.
Make sure rear is loaded and measure front yoke(out of tranny) then compare to rear yoke(out of rear)
So if front yoke is 0 degree's I'd set the rear yoke to -2-4 degree's and figure that will be the angle I want.
Is this correct??
Here is how I've been doing it.
Make sure rear is loaded and measure front yoke(out of tranny) then compare to rear yoke(out of rear)
So if front yoke is 0 degree's I'd set the rear yoke to -2-4 degree's and figure that will be the angle I want.
Is this correct??
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Re: Setting pinion angle sounds like you've got it,
i just magnet the AF on the housing. read where it is currently set. then just mess with it until i get the best results. (or just go -2 to -4 ) whichever methodworks best for ya. ;D best of luck,
i just magnet the AF on the housing. read where it is currently set. then just mess with it until i get the best results. (or just go -2 to -4 ) whichever methodworks best for ya. ;D best of luck,
