TheMule1
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- Brownsville, Texas
what do you guys think about the angle i have setup? i have setup the same at the t-case output, i have 4.5 rc springs and 2.5 lift shackles..
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ford 8.8 angle?
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FunkRider
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- Whitecourt, Alberta
Please tell me you haven't welded those leaf spring perches on yet...
TheMule1
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- Brownsville, Texas
no i havent. i just have it under its own weight.. so im guessing it looks all wrong.
FunkRider
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- Whitecourt, Alberta
Ok good. 
Yeah not nearly enough Pinion angle.
This is an excellent writeup http://jeep-xj.info/HowtoD44RearAxleInstall.htm
Yeah not nearly enough Pinion angle.
This is an excellent writeup http://jeep-xj.info/HowtoD44RearAxleInstall.htm
TheMule1
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- Brownsville, Texas
so if i read this correct, the pinion has to be 2-3degrees less than the driveshaft?? if so i think i got it, its at 2 degrees right now.
Frank Z
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- Colorado Springs
Much better.
XJ Eric
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- Warren, Pa
If that's what it's supposed to be, I'm in trouble. Mine looks like that only you need to point the nose of the axle up another 10 degrees or so! LOL. I knew it was wrong as soon as I bolted the driveshaft on. One of these days I'm going to get around to remiving the angle shims. I guess who ever did the spring perches put them on right after all!
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