Originally Posted By MR_P_BODY
While I hate to get into these discussions about pinion angle
I do it both ways... but if I build the chassis and set the
engine/trans in it I go through a pretty decent set up.. I use
a laser that mounts into the #5 main(the laser has been trued to
the mounting block in my lathe) and I point the engine/trans dead
on to the pinion center line.. once the build is done I roll the
pinion to get the pinion angle I want.. so basically I use the trans
but when I check it from then on I use the drive shaft as reference
wave


Perfect. If you built the car and know how it is set up, it is a simple matter to put the rear at ride height, set the angle, tighten the jams and forget about it. Everything else was taken care of when it was built.


If the results don't match the theory, change the theory.