I'm getting ready to mount the rear axle in my chassis. I'm running a transverse 'T' style spring with a Ford 8" with radius rods.

Due to the 10" kick and 4" underslung mounting on the axle, the pinion ends up above the tail shaft on the tranny.

I understand the basic geometery of parallel tail shaft & pinion with 6 deg. of angle trough the drive shaft.

My question is: With the tranny (with 6 deg.'s +- built in) below parallel and the pinion above parallel, what do I need do to acheive the proper line through the drive shaft? none of the brackets are on the axle yet so I can rotate it anywhere it needs to be.

Thanks,
Marty