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any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
How much pinion angle will a doublecardan joint make up for in the rear?
IM having a problem setting my pinion angle with only being able to move the tranny up/down..The driveshaft specialist put a double cardan on and IM still getting vibrations up top 80mph verry bad when i piish the clutch in.. But as soon as I let the clutch out a tiny bit and put some torque on everything it goes away immeditly. It sounds like a super severe backlash problem or a super bad u joint.Def coming from the rear half. Is it like the front angle can be off alot and so can the rear if you use a double cv cardan joint? Or does it still need to be set to a certian degree? Btw IM in a 95,I did an aode to tko 500 swap,IM using a d/s spacer and had te d/s balanced and the cardans on it .It made a huge improvement from 0-65mph but up top is horrid and worse. __________________ |
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Re: any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
Maybe with the new tranny location you have to use adjustable upper control arms to adjust pinion angle? I know thats how I adjust my pinion angle. I set mine to -1* but I have all solid mounting points in the rear. If you use the stock arms with poly bushings then I think -3* or so is what you want.
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Re: any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
I get the concept..Believe me.
I brought the car to get the angle fixed. And the guy decided to make a drivesaft w/doule cv joint on one side and said thats gonna take care of any pinion angle issue!!! I cant see how.....the cv joint is up front |
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Re: any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
That wont correct the pinion angle..
That will just cause drivetrain issues like you are having now. Get a regular driveshaft and some adjustable upper control arms and you should be just fine.
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Re: any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
I agree
Now as long as my pinion angle is the same as my tranny im good? Then give the pinion a little nose down right?Like 1 degree for climb/load? I got poly upr double adjustable uppers. Are you sure that double cardan isnt gonna be ok if I set my angle right? I read that the 2 regular u joints balance eachother out like counter wiegths almost. Oh.......Whats the max operating angle? 5 or 3 degrees? My tranny is pointing down severly lower than a stock trans. Its incredibly lower. THE THHING THAT GETS ME IS.When i put the tranny up it just wouldnt correct it no where it was at..I went from a 2 inch spacer having the tranny jammed against the tunnel....Down to 1.75,1.5,1.25,1.00,1.75 etc etc all the way down to no spacer and it still wasnt right. Do you think the arm(which I have on my pillow will make a different angle than moving the output shaft up/down??Thanks |
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Re: any driveline/driveshaft specialists???
Well if you have adjustable uppers with bushed mounts just set the p/a to -3*.
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1969 Cougar 357w & TKO - 475hp |
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