Pinion angle
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Thanks guys. I'm going to try to adjust it this Sunday. I will have put about 800 miles on it the way it is by then. Hope it doesn't mess anything up. It's not a bad vibration at all. I bet if someone else drove the jeep they wouldn't even notice.
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Yes I have. I'll put a pic up of the front later. Is 1-2 degrees below straight better then straight? And I thought these shafts might vibrate a little more cause of design. Like for one their isn't that isolated thing on the yoke on the transfer case like stock.
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Driveshaft Angles
On my 09 JKU Rubicon, I have installed your RK Mid arm Flex 3.5" lift. My Woods driveshaft is a "little" below straight. I have no vibration yet. Where do I measure to get the amount of degrees it is off?? If I need to adjust a small amount (1-2 degrees) can I use the lower control arms? Thanks for your help..RockKrawler is a great lift.
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On my 09 JKU Rubicon, I have installed your RK Mid arm Flex 3.5" lift. My Woods driveshaft is a "little" below straight. I have no vibration yet. Where do I measure to get the amount of degrees it is off?? If I need to adjust a small amount (1-2 degrees) can I use the lower control arms? Thanks for your help..RockKrawler is a great lift.
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I agree, it's not that bad. Just was a bad angle I took it at. I was mainly showing that because RK was asking cause of the vibration I was talking about.