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Username Post: engine/trans/driveshaft/pinion angle
FleetsideLarry 
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FleetsideLarry
Age: 68
Loc: Shellman Bluff, Coastal G...
Reg: 01-08-03
06-10-12 08:13 AM - Post#2235398    
    In response to Pistol

  • Pistol Said:
my old brain just does not work as it use to,



nor do these old bodies (I can get down to work under the car, I just can't get back up very well)

also, remember (as I think Sidworks pointed out above) there are tolerances for these angles, so even a 2, 3, or 4° shim might aleviate the problem.

(p.s. I obviously just confused the issue by jumping into the discussion earlier, sorry)
Larry


Edited by FleetsideLarry on 06-10-12 08:16 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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