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Milling zero rates

mo

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Is it alright to mill zero rates at like a 3* angle or so to turn my pinion up a few degrees? I am having driveshaft issues with only 5" of lift...

Also, where can you go to get this done? I went to a few machine shops around here and they all said no.

thanks
 
Can't see why not if it's only a few degrees. You'll have to 'slot' the bolt hole slightly too though.
No...forget the 'slotting' bit! Talking without thinking again! sorry. :D
 
mo said:
Is it alright to mill zero rates at like a 3* angle or so to turn my pinion up a few degrees? I am having driveshaft issues with only 5" of lift...

Also, where can you go to get this done? I went to a few machine shops around here and they all said no.

thanks
Sent you an e-mail. We can hook you up with what you need.
 
hey shane, i bought them from you, but forgot to ask you if you could mill them (and I wasn't sure I would need it) but after putting them on i definitely need it. sent you an email back...

thanks all
 
mo said:
hey shane, i bought them from you, but forgot to ask you if you could mill them (and I wasn't sure I would need it) but after putting them on i definitely need it. sent you an email back...

thanks all

No problem. We may start offering it as part of a 52" spring swap package. Longer shackles and tapered leaves that way you get 5.5" of lift out of the swap.
 

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