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Re: PorterBuilt dropmember LSx driveline angle/height
I think most people run a 2" spacer under the carrier bearing.
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Re: PorterBuilt dropmember LSx driveline angle/height
Correct... the 2 piece TAXM you have is used on several different applications, and it will be necessary to use a spacer. Let's get the motor down a little lower and then we can help you dial in the amount of spacer you need to get the driveshaft angles where they need to be.
Nate
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