what is the pinion angle for 1995 wrangler with spring over lift

[duck121]

I was wondering what to set the rear pinion angle at for my 1995 wrangler with a spring over lift, and whats the easiest way to do it thanks .DD

 

[mbalbritton]

each set up is different, you'll want to measure for your set up.

 

[foreman1063]

I was wondering what to set the rear pinion angle at for my 1995 wrangler with a spring over lift, and whats the easiest way to do it thanks .DD

Are you running a standard or a double cardan drive shaft?
That will make a difference. On a CV drive shaft you want the axle pinion pointing directly at the output of the transfer case.
To adjust the angle you will need to remove and reweld the spring perches to the right angle or use degree shims on your current perches.

 

[chupacabrah]

what they said.

you can get an angle finder for $5 at lowes.
then you can just use a broomstick to point the pinion at the t-case, (some people do it like 1-2* lower)

that's for CV shaft, of course.

 

[duck121]

Are you running a standard or a double cardan drive shaft?
That will make a difference. On a CV drive shaft you want the axle pinion pointing directly at the output of the transfer case.
To adjust the angle you will need to remove and reweld the spring perches to the right angle or use degree shims on your current perches.

I am running a standard driveshaft that has been lenghtened
2" ,can i run the pinion angle at 4 degrees and be right thanks

 

[foreman1063]

I am running a standard driveshaft that has been lenghtened
2" ,can i run the pinion angle at 4 degrees and be right thanks

On a standard drive shaft you want the axle pinion angle the same as the transfer case output yoke angle.