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what kind of degrees can we run a driveshaft at? and is there a better fix than just using shims? i dont know if it makes a differance but, i have an 8.25 axle along w/ the sye on a 241or.
what kind of degrees can we run a driveshaft at? and is there a better fix than just using shims? i dont know if it makes a differance but, i have an 8.25 axle along w/ the sye on a 241or.
The pinion doesnt even know/care about angles!Its only the u-joints themselves that have an operating lifespan based on the the angle it sees!They also have a maximum operating angle along with your yoke.