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Kingfisher
GenII
 
5/25/2007
06:51:03
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 Subject: Lift/Angle
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Is there a general approximate formula for how much axle angle per inch of lift? Thanks
Kingfisher
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Walt_Felix
Dodge Dakota
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5/25/2007
08:31:23
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It depends on the type of driveshaft used. If using a standard driveshaft with a standard U-Joint at each end, the pinion angle should be parallel with the output shaft of the Trans/TC. The u-joint angles at each end of the driveshaft should be equal and opposite of each other.
If using a driveshaft with a constant velocity joint (i.e. a double carden or some other type) like a front drive shaft, the pinion angle is normally set 2 degrees lower then the angle of the main part of the driveshaft.
Walt
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