Pinion Angle Vs Caster at Quincy James blog

Pinion Angle Vs Caster. Caster is set to positive angle and 7* is more positive than 5.6*. You don't want the pinion angle to be equal to the drive shaft angle, you. Start low and increase it. With your lp44, you've got 12.  — so the best way to get the pinion angle right is with a little experimentation.  — i'm attaching pictures of various angle measurements. If the pinion angle reads 4*, we know the caster is at 2*.  — too much caster will lower the pinion, increasing the operating angle and bringing about driveline vibration, while.  — caster and pinion angle are inversely related and that relationship is fixed. It looks like the angle between my pinion and driveshaft is already about 8 degrees, if i were.  — if we measure the pinion angle and find it is 5*, we know the caster angle is 1*.  — you will be at a worse pinion angle at 7*.  — literally the only way to get good caster numbers and keep a good pinion angle is to cut and turn the steering yokes.

 — i'm attaching pictures of various angle measurements. Caster is set to positive angle and 7* is more positive than 5.6*.  — so the best way to get the pinion angle right is with a little experimentation.  — too much caster will lower the pinion, increasing the operating angle and bringing about driveline vibration, while.  — you will be at a worse pinion angle at 7*.  — literally the only way to get good caster numbers and keep a good pinion angle is to cut and turn the steering yokes. With your lp44, you've got 12. It looks like the angle between my pinion and driveshaft is already about 8 degrees, if i were. Start low and increase it. If the pinion angle reads 4*, we know the caster is at 2*.

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Pinion Angle Vs Caster  — if we measure the pinion angle and find it is 5*, we know the caster angle is 1*.  — i'm attaching pictures of various angle measurements. If the pinion angle reads 4*, we know the caster is at 2*.  — so the best way to get the pinion angle right is with a little experimentation. With your lp44, you've got 12.  — if we measure the pinion angle and find it is 5*, we know the caster angle is 1*.  — literally the only way to get good caster numbers and keep a good pinion angle is to cut and turn the steering yokes. You don't want the pinion angle to be equal to the drive shaft angle, you.  — too much caster will lower the pinion, increasing the operating angle and bringing about driveline vibration, while. Start low and increase it. Caster is set to positive angle and 7* is more positive than 5.6*.  — caster and pinion angle are inversely related and that relationship is fixed.  — you will be at a worse pinion angle at 7*. It looks like the angle between my pinion and driveshaft is already about 8 degrees, if i were.