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Username Post: engine/trans/driveshaft/pinion angle
acardon 
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acardon
Loc: DFW TEXAS
Reg: 03-25-05
06-10-12 08:29 PM - Post#2235622    
    In response to Rick_L

A 6 degree shim will only be a little over 1/2" at the thick end, so it will only lower it a little over 1/4", depending on how thick the thin end is. I had to make a 3.5 degree shim for my stock rear end to get the angles equal.
Don
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