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Old 12-29-2006, 11:41 PM   #11
jlaird
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Re: driveshaft and pinion angles

Boatpuller, I was going to cut down the height of the carrier bearing and mount the carrier bearing higher up on the crossmember, but I realized it would be easier to rotate the carrier bearing 180 degrees so the mounting plate is on the bottom and move the bracket to the bottom to hold it up.

What exactly did you do?
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