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Also....as far as driveshaft alignment goes, is there a maximum number of degrees down between the tail housing and the driveshaft I should have? What would be considered "misaligned" I guess is what I'm asking?
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If your car sets high in the rear , it may be advisable to lower the rear crossmember or raise the front of the engine.
I would never want to see more than about 4* on the front, especially if the car is a leaf rear suspension.
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