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Originally Posted by DHPmike
needs to be 3 degrees different than the shaft in front of it. Id say mount is as low as you can to lessen the floor hump or at least dont mount it any higher than the rest of the floor hump. Theres lots of room to move it up and down as far as driveline angles goes.
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3-5 degrees yes, low as possible no. You ned to plan your driveline angles out. If you are running a massive wheel and tire, then the center of your pinion yolk will be much higher, so it will very difficult to find a good working drive height. I understand what he means by leaving it low to adjust it, but if you plan everything out, adjustment will not be needed.
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