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Old 12-07-2017, 10:27 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by rob 2fast4u View Post
guys stop overthinking this,... use play doe to hold the laser on the yoke. put a cardboard template a couple feed away. spin the yoke and move the laser until the dot on the cardboard isnt moving... thats how you know the laser is centered on the yoke. then go see where the laser is pointing and will give you the indication of where the alignment is.
I think I understand what you guys are saying about using a laser pointer. Measure the distance between the dot and the diff shaft centerline or trans output shaft centerline on either end correct? This is gonna take some work to accurately set up.
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