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Originally posted by andy669
Your optimum pinion angle will depend on several factors. One being what control arms you have. Are the solid or rubber bushed? The rubbers will move a little more than the solids, so you would need to go down a little further.
Pinion angle is a relationship between the output shaft of the trans, and the pinion. When you launch your car, the rearend will "wind up". Ideally, when the rearend does "wind up" you want a straight shot between the output shaft and the pinion. This would put both front and rear u-joints completely square with the driveshaft. This is where you have the most efficient power transfer.
andy
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Thanks , it sounds like I can't do anything then till I get the engine in the car. Then I can check where the engine/trans is at.
That'll happen is couple more weeks. I'll keep you posted .........
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06-02-2002, 10:16 PM
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