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toddoky · 10-28-2016, 01:19 PM

Take the engine crank angle off of the balancer or the machined top surface of the block if the manifold/valley cover is removed. If you want to take the inclination angle off of the transmission, you can't use the pan of the 4l60 as it's not parallel to the input/output shaft centerline, so you need to use the yoke U-joint caps or the machined output shaft seal surface of the extension housing if the driveshaft is removed.

10-28-2016, 01:19 PM	#2
toddoky Registered User Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Bowling Green, KY Posts: 264	Re: Where to measure for drive line angle?? Take the engine crank angle off of the balancer or the machined top surface of the block if the manifold/valley cover is removed. If you want to take the inclination angle off of the transmission, you can't use the pan of the 4l60 as it's not parallel to the input/output shaft centerline, so you need to use the yoke U-joint caps or the machined output shaft seal surface of the extension housing if the driveshaft is removed.