Thread: pinion angle
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01-23-2009 05:17 PM #1
pinion angle
How do I check the pinion angle on the 32 and what should it be??
It is a typical 32 big ones on the rear little on the front with a significant rake in the frame.Danny
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01-23-2009 06:10 PM #2
The amount of "Rake" and the fact it is a 32 has just about nothing to do with pinion angle. What does matter is "Drivetrain" Angle" and this should be your reference point. Here is a good web-site that gives the down and dirty information on pinion angle and how it should be set.
http://www.buickperformance.com/Pinion.htm
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01-23-2009 07:26 PM #3
Hombre259; That is a good site thanks Kurt.
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01-23-2009 07:59 PM #4
Here's another. A little more racing related, but good info.
http://www.rosslertrans.com/Pinion%20Angle.htm"PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
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01-24-2009 06:01 AM #5
A good starting point is 3 degrees up on the pinion and 3 down on the transmission tailshaft. Get yourself one of the $ 10 angle finders at the hardware store, Lowes, Home Depot, and simply find a flat machined surface like on the facing edge of the U joint carrier, and go from there. There is some room for misalignment here, look at some of the jacked up trucks running around.
Don
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