4" lift kit vibration
Get yourself an angle finder. I know that sears sells them. They are a big round gauge divided up in 90 degree segments. Then just measure your yoke angles. Remember to measure on top of the pinion yoke and on bottom of the transmission yoke, or visa versa. Your pinion yoke can be about 3 degrees less than the transmission yoke, pointing farther down, because during driving torque will move the pinion up slightly and make up for this difference. If you are looking at dropping your t case/transmission just use some steel flat bar. I ended up using 5/8X2 flat and installed new bolts for a 4 inch lift on my 84 ramcharger.
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