I am trying to smooth out some pinion vibration on my 2003 that just got fresh springs.
Does running a CV shaft in the rear negate having to have better pinion angles or is there certain degree of tolerance for the pinion angle with any shaft?
We have a local shop that will convert your shaft to a CV shaft
right now I'd like to see six more degrees with what I've got and it leaves me looking at a motor mount lift because I don't want to push the rear track bar into the skid plate.
Does running a CV shaft in the rear negate having to have better pinion angles or is there certain degree of tolerance for the pinion angle with any shaft?
We have a local shop that will convert your shaft to a CV shaft
right now I'd like to see six more degrees with what I've got and it leaves me looking at a motor mount lift because I don't want to push the rear track bar into the skid plate.
