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Hart_Rod

01-23-2013 10:11 AM

LS motor angle questions????

What part of the motor/transmission are you guys using to determine your motor angle? The back of a head? Transmission output shaft? Thanks in advance.

r

PBFAB.COM

01-23-2013 11:46 AM

Re: LS motor angle questions????

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Originally Posted by Hart_Rod (Post 5837358)

What part of the motor/transmission are you guys using to determine your motor angle? The back of a head? Transmission output shaft? Thanks in advance.

r

You want to use the face of the output shaft of the trans where the seal goes.

Nate

Hart_Rod

01-23-2013 12:11 PM

Re: LS motor angle questions????

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Originally Posted by Porterbuilt Street Rods (Post 5837520)

You want to use the face of the output shaft of the trans where the seal goes.

Nate

Thanks Nate. I thought I had read that, but I wanted to make sure before I drilled any holes. What's the max and min angle when setting this?

PBFAB.COM

01-23-2013 12:15 PM

Re: LS motor angle questions????

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Originally Posted by Hart_Rod (Post 5837558)

Thanks Nate. I thought I had read that, but I wanted to make sure before I drilled any holes. What's the max and min angle when setting this?

3 is pretty ideal, and don't go past 6. :)
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Hart_Rod

01-23-2013 12:21 PM

Re: LS motor angle questions????

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Originally Posted by Porterbuilt Street Rods (Post 5837561)

3 is pretty ideal, and don't go past 6. :)
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Cool. Forgot to mention, I will be running a 2 piece driveshaft.

Hart_Rod

01-28-2013 09:09 AM

Re: LS motor angle questions????

Nate do you have any pictures or part number of the carrier bearing I should run with the 2-piece drive shaft? TIA

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