Re: Pinion angle/Shim Axle/CV Shaft install
not sure....I think he's letting them hang down and so measuring them that
way...hence vertical and the top/bottom measurements. "L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:4189E7B3.657EDACC@cox.net... > Hi Bill, > Horizontal is like horizon. Use a square on the pinion yoke, if you > can't eye ball it in. Might be best to cut and reposition the perches, > as the thicker wedge may slip off the alignment pins. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > William Oliveri wrote: >> >> Hi Bill, >> >> The measurements I have below are with the yokes both in vertical >> orientations, not horizontal, with no drive shaft installed. So I >> measured >> from the top to top and bottom to bottom arriving at the numbers below. >> >> Regarding the pinion. How can I determine the shim degree value of the >> shim >> to correct the pinion slope? I guess since the only degree value above >> the >> current 4 degrees I have on there now is 6 degrees (that I can find in a >> shop locally), I could just get the 6 degree shims and try them since >> they're not that expensive for a pair. |
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