Quick Driveline Angle Question
4th gen fbod chassis, adjustable torque arm.
Gonna measure trans angle, and mimic that angle with the rear end but opposite. So if trans is 2* down, rear end will point 2* up? (then there is some adjustment for "preload" in the angle but just wanna set it for 100% street driving at the moment) |
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Welp, on first glance, BMR X member and or poly mount dun goofed.
Rear end is 0*, or parallel with car. Drive shaft angle is 2* going up from rear to trans. Trans mount is 3* up into car. So the U joint at pinion is a delta 2* and the U joint at trans is delta 5*. Prob enough to make noise no? |
Wait, you're saying the transmission is aimed up in the tunnel?
I usually check the engine angle via the front of the cylinder head surfaces, where the accessories mount. those surfaces are 90* to the crankshaft. That gives me the engine/trans angle. |
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I am gonna try to see what I can shim it down to without angering the solid mounts. |
Ya I wonder where the issues is....and could you cut the trans mount area to lower the tailshaft?
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Otherwise, I will see how much of a shim distance I need on the trans mount and then make up something at work. |
You have the poly mount with the shim/spacer that goes between it and the mount, yes? If so pull it out and see what you have.
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I did, yanked the shim from the mount. Seemed to drop the trans back to a good angle. Will need to work on it on a lift at this point.
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****.
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What issue are you having?
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His car wants to shake itself apart while in 1st and 2nd gear.
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Solid motor mounts BRAH!
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3rd gear was smooth. No excuse for 1st and 2nd non-sense.
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