I would like to know what the pinion angles are on the front shaft in relationship to the transmission and angle on the differential. Also, I would need to know how much you would need to bring the carrier baring up for a 5-7" drop. I am putting a two piece drive shaft in a standard cab pick up formally had a one piece. I am just looking for the pinion angles on the different applications for baseline. I am thinking that the front drive shaft is straight in line from the transmission, with the transmission at -3 degrees and the differential is at 3 degrees. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
BLACKFULLSIZE
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Is there a better place on this forum to post this question to get an answer?
Flapdisk
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Yea like you said.. I think the front piece is pretty much straight from the tranny to the carrier bearing then the rear piece has the angle to it..
bodydropped85
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search in the suspension forum, i know this has ben covered before.