2021年12月2日 · How to Get the Right Pinion Angle. The simple fix to correct rear axle pinion angle, eliminate driveshaft vibration, and improve performance.

2020年7月2日 · Drag race cars have a 2 to 3-degree negative engine angle — the engine will tip down in front. Having this negative angle allows for better weight transfer to the rear of the chassis. The 3 degrees you keep hearing about is the recommended angle for carburetor cars with intake manifolds set at 3 degrees.

2016年9月19日 · The angle of the rear U-joint can be altered by installing a tapered shim like these between the leaf spring and the axle. The front angle can be altered by adding or removing shims from under the transmission mount.

2014年11月20日 · Whether it’s a 16-second low rider, swamp taming four-wheeler, or 8-second door-slammer, getting the pinion angle right is critical when it comes to delivering power to the rear wheels. For a closer look, check out the accompanying illustrations and photos above.

When swapping in a different axle, or lifting your truck, you have to make sure you set it up with the proper pinion angle. The pinion angle is simply the angle between the rear end’s pinion shaft and a true horizontal line. The transmission angle is the angle between the transmission’s tail shaft and a true horizontal line.

2014年3月13日 · The article “Drive Shaft Harmonics” in Hot Rod MD explains how to set up the pinion angle on a rear end differential. It states in the process that the next step is to measure the rear end pinion angle.

Part 2 in our series of tutorial videos that explain how to set up your rear suspension covers Pinion Angle.See a complete listing of videos in this series b...

The angle between a car's transmission output shaft and rear axle pinion is crucial in achieving a smooth ride. In this step-by-step guide, we'll cover all t...

2002年12月1日 · Whether its for a 16-second daily driver or an 8-second door-slammer, the proper pinion angle is vital for delivering power safely and effectively to the rear wheels. Share Trending

Pinion Angle: The angle in degrees of the rear end pinion in relationship to level ground. This measurement can be taken off the face of the pinion flange. Drive Shaft Angle: The angle in degrees of the drive shaft in relationship to level ground.