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Old 01-02-2022, 02:35 AM   #20
FrickingReallySlow
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Originally Posted by gpvecchi View Post
The total ideal difference should be less than 1 degreee, and every side should be less than 3 degree. Your diff is ok, you have to correct the transmission angle.
You have to raise the gearbox, right? You should put a shim between the transmission support and its plate.
Keep in mind that rising the gearbox will change the diff angle too.
So where on the diff should we use as the edge to measure the diff angle? I labelled (A,B,C) the areas where I think it could be close but there's no real guarantee that these edges are 100% parallel to the shaft inside.

I would say using the face of "A" where U-joint bolts to would be the most accurate but that requires removing the driveshaft so the face is exposed.
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