If you are using a standard non-CV (non-double cardan) driveshaft, you'll want the pinion angle about 2* below the transfer case output shaft angle. This puts the output shaft and the pinion shaft nearly parallel with one another.
If you are using a a CV/ double cardan jointed shaft, you'll want...
I'll bump this thread this time...It's a perk of being part of the UJOR team.
Rear ring and pinion installed (and very well if I do say so), brakes bled and track bar on. Should be on the road later today.
Let me start by saying this is a small and tame mini-"expo" by many standards. But, we gotta start somewhere, right? After spending the weekend working for U Joint Offroad at the NC Overland Rally, I had the bug. So I changed directions on my YJ build to suit more travel/ mild wheeling instead...
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