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So if the transmission flange was two spots to the left of zero on the gauge (-2), the pinion flange should be two spots to the right of zero (+2). This would give a total of zero, which is what you want for DD'ing and spirited driving. If your going to the track, have a manual and launch hard all the time then you would want a -1 or -2 setting.
Let's Talk About Pinion Angle | Ford Mustang Forum
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Pinion angle once going +2 or -5 will create vibrations, usually anything less than this will not pose a problem. We generally like -2 to -3 depending on the type of control arms used. The stronger the control arm (less deflection) the closer to ZERO degrees can be run. Let us know how we can help!
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A typical leaf spring rear suspension needs, roughly, 5-7 degrees of negative angle (pinion pointing down). You never want the pinion setup with a positive pinion angle (pointing up). This can lead to binding of the u-joints as the suspension reacts, and will hurt traction.
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