how to set in a 3 link correctly?

wondering if u guys have any tips.. i am lookin into doing this some time in the future... i just dont wanna screw up my driveshaft angle.

To me its easier if you set up the lower links first then the upper link last, since every truck is different and the measurment of the distance between the lower link bars and the upper 3 link bar matters. Measure and make models to show you your pinion angle change through rotation you can use any graphic making/editing program

Yea do what he said, get an idea for the lowers first.. where theres no way they'd drag the ground and parallel to the ground at ride height, then have your upper bars parallel to those and pinion set at ride height. Use some cardboard tube/tabs also if needed to mock it up for placement/measuring for lengths. I'm wanting to 3link my yota soon