If 4 degrees could cause a problem, the roads here in the Sierras would
be lined with cars with blown transmissions. 4 degrees must be within
normal operating parameters.
Bryan
On 12/16/2011 1:29 PM, Kirkwood wrote:
> I have been off-road (side of a hill) at least 15-25 degrees with that trans
> in my 4 x4 with never a problem. Install whichever is easiest for you.
> ------------------------------
> From: Larry Mayfield<drmayf@mayfco.com>
> (snip . . .) I can also install the engine in the car and split the 4
> degrees by rotating the engine mounts to the left by say, 2 degrees and that
> puts both the motor and trans off horizontal by only 2 degrees each.
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