Pinion angle question
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Pinion angle question
So this weekend I installed new procomp leaf springs at 3.5 inch of lift. I replace the worm factory leafs that had an add a leaf jn them. I did a transfer case drop last week that got rid of some vibes I had. The new leafs came with an angled plate on the seat of the springs now my diff is shifted up really high and the vibes are worse than before! Should I remove the angled plates? Thanks in advanced!
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Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
So this weekend I installed new procomp leaf springs at 3.5 inch of lift. I replace the worm factory leafs that had an add a leaf jn them. I did a transfer case drop last week that got rid of some vibes I had. The new leafs came with an angled plate on the seat of the springs now my diff is shifted up really high and the vibes are worse than before! Should I remove the angled plates? Thanks in advanced!
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If you are using the original driveline, then the angle on the face of the tcase should match as close as possible to the angle on the face of the pinion yoke. You can get phone apps to measure angles with. If more than 4° difference, then you will need to add a shim to correct it