Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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In my opinion you want to try to get the drive shaft as close to straight as possible without going past straight under acceleration.. my old application was about right with 3*.. now I run 7*.. I bounce between bias and radials all the time.. and never change pinion angle.. maybe you can get a camera down there and watch what's going on and get an accurate set up for your combination
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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ok, i may be good where its at then. I have 1* on the shaft and 1* on the pinion. I would think that it would be safe place to start.. keep us posted on your e t improvements with the radial
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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Had radial for years before the QTP. QTP are quicker. Didn't have the correct chassis set up for the radial at the time. The QTP was quicker but the radial was faster.
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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I'd be a bit concerned at 2* myself as that's in the ladder bar/4-link zone w/a lot less wrap up......5 would be a good happy medium imo........ .. okay I'll bite ...why would two degrees on a car that's 99% Street driven concern you.. I'm just curious. And what would be the consequences of running it like this
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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I'd be a bit concerned at 2* myself as that's in the ladder bar/4-link zone w/a lot less wrap up......5 would be a good happy medium imo........ .. okay I'll bite ...why would two degrees on a car that's 99% Street driven concern you.. I'm just curious. And what would be the consequences of running it like this I ran too little pinion angle years ago and it wrapped up pretty good and felt a horrible vibration on acceleration because like you stated, "You'd like the DS to be near or zero under full load" but I can't even drive right so don't listen to my azz...........
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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In my opinion you want to try to get the drive shaft as close to straight as possible without going past straight under acceleration.. my old application was about right with 3*.. now I run 7*.. I bounce between bias and radials all the time.. and never change pinion angle.. maybe you can get a camera down there and watch what's going on and get an accurate set up for your combination
I tried but I guess you did not like it..keep fishing tell you catch the answer you like
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Re: Drag radial vs QTP pinion angle
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I understood the first time. 3* is the target. Where did you take your measures to arrive at 3*? Thank you
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