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Pinion angle measurements 200

posted by  TestPoint on  Thu Oct 23 17:10 CST 2014
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I loosened the pinyon flange bolts and inserted a thin piece of steel between the joint flange and the pinyon flange and tighten it back down. That allowed me to measure the pinyon flange angle while adjusting my new adjustable torque arms.

An Android phone has an app available to convert the phone to an angle meter with 0.1 degrees capability.






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