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Old 03-06-2019, 08:05 AM   #11
PGSigns
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Re: help with driveshaft and pinion angle

Post a picture of you engine and trans so we can see how it is setting in the frame. I think your trans is low in the back. I have a rolling chassis here and can post a picture of how they look stock and also give yo a measurement of the stock angle between the frame and the engine. You can not set an engine angle off the rear with everything fully unloaded. The rear will never be in that position when the truck is assembled.
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