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Old 10-18-2010, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by acethedragon
also need to check driveshaft. mine has a 2/4 drop but i pieced mine together. belltech spindles in front with hotchkis 4" leaf pack out back. chose that for carrier bearing bracket and spacer under tranny mount. my driveshaft is perfectly flat and never had any vibration runnin up to 6500rpms and 135mph.
Your saying carrier bearing bracket? Pls explain more. The one on front where connect the trans? Delete the carrier bearing bracket? Spacer under tranny. How you do that and where get it if I need it? But cant figure without tell me how to correct measure.
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you don't have a carrier bearing.
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Imeausre on the rearend it show +10 degree. Look at pics


Old 10-19-2010, 10:40 AM
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I got pic off my cell phone. The measure I use these one.


Let me know what I need to do.
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Now get the angle of the driveshaft. This will tell us the angle of the driveshaft relative to the pinion. If your truck under load has enough axle wrap to put the pinion dead parallel with the driveshaft, you risk having a vibration.
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
Now get the angle of the driveshaft. This will tell us the angle of the driveshaft relative to the pinion. If your truck under load has enough axle wrap to put the pinion dead parallel with the driveshaft, you risk having a vibration.
You mean measure the driveshaft with magnetic angle
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I angle the driveshaft line its show 85 degree or +5 its show the angle measure.
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http://www.vibratesoftware.com/html_...aft_Angles.htm
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It seem hard for me to understand and how I can do.. Why so simple to do stop virbate seriously! I thought it would be shim but what number shim I need solve this idiot. I been research this formus too many I cant read all pages. I knew it was all simple to do.
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This is what I have on my Belltech 2/3 drop and it alleviated the vibration, http://www.belltech.com/alignmentkits.php


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