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Re: Finally holding up its own weight [Re: 03heavy] #2551313 09/17/18 11:23 PM 09/17/18 11:23 PM
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03heavy OP member 0 Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 52 Texas	We suggest the pinion angle to be between 2 and 4 degrees negative at rest, as the pinion will climb 2-3 degrees at the launch, assuming the preload is roughly 1/4 turn This is from Calvert

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Finally holding up its own weight	03heavy	09/17/18 05:39 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	03heavy	09/17/18 05:41 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	Cab_Burge	09/17/18 06:02 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	Just-a-dart	09/18/18 01:02 AM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	ProSport	09/18/18 12:32 AM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	humpty	09/18/18 01:54 AM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	03heavy	09/18/18 03:23 AM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	Biginchmopar	09/18/18 06:01 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	Pacnorthcuda	09/18/18 06:17 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	03heavy	09/18/18 07:10 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	Sammy	09/18/18 07:14 PM
Re: Finally holding up its own weight	humpty	09/18/18 07:26 PM

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