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How does my pinion angle look? Do I need a shim to correct the angle or is it fine the way it is?
Thanks
Kev
Thanks
Kev
I finally broke down last month and bought one of those nifty little cube/square thingies. Lots of features and very handy.
I had been using my beam style home angle finder, but it wasn't as easy I don't think. It's always a little awkward, and sometimes a nice little metal square (what are they called? Angle square?) comes in handy for getting onto a flat surface.
Maybe others can share what they use for their particular angle finding tools with us?
Paul
I finally broke down last month and bought one of those nifty little cube/square thingies. Lots of features and very handy.
I had been using my beam style home angle finder, but it wasn't as easy I don't think. It's always a little awkward, and sometimes a nice little metal square (what are they called? Angle square?) comes in handy for getting onto a flat surface.
Maybe others can share what they use for their particular angle finding tools with us?
Paul
Are you talking about something like this one?
I have a couple of digital levels and angle finders. But I use this the most. It’s made for setting pitch on plane props but is easy to use and accurate to the 1/4 degree.
You could print the picture and draw a line through center lines of the pinion and driveshaft. Measure with a protractor. $.49. The driveshaft does look too steep for the pinion. Simple fix.
Did you read the caption of the diagram I posted above?