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07-31-2006 03:27 PM #1
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Setting the correct degrees on engine and rear end
I will be using parallel leaf springs on my 51 Chevy 3\4 ton and see that 3 degrees down on both trans and engine is the proper setting. What is the best way to determine those degrees? Is there a tool I can use?
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07-31-2006 04:06 PM #2
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07-31-2006 05:20 PM #3
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cheap angle tool
I have used a plasic angle tool that to me is one of the best bargins going. You can buy these at Sears or any hardware shore. It is a plastic piece that has a manetic wheel in it that when you set it on the york it tells you the degree. The cost about $10.00. Good Luck
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