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Can anyone verify this for me? I just want to make sure because I have a lot of variables due to chevy axles, SOA, lift springs and tranny swap. Thanks! |
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I believe that the transfer case is about 7/8" farther to the rear than with a 4spd manual.
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Alright thanks. So if I set my pinion angles with an auto it shouldn't be a concern when I swap to a manual.
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