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RE: Driveline vibration on over run 2011/01/13 11:24:09 (permalink)
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5 degrees high might cause your diff to hit the body if the car is lowered, also make sure they are not at exactly the same opposing angles as this can cause rapid universal joint wear. its better to have them within 1 or 2 degrees.
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RE: Driveline vibration on over run 2011/01/17 05:00:08 (permalink)
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Standard pinion angle on an escort is 4 deg.

The other thing that occurs here is that when you give the car a big bootful, the pinion climbs up the ring gear, changing the diff pinion angle.

You can end up with a car that is smooth under hard acceleration but have a vibe at 100 kph or smooth at 100 kph but has a vibe under hard acceleration.

Just another way Escorts play with your head.....but its well worth finding the compromise set up so its smooth everythwhere.

And try to avoid having the diff pinion and gearbox output exactly lined up as the unis stop working properly and the bearings chew themselves up (its called brinelling).

They need to be parallel and within about 2 deg of each other, a little nose down on the diff helps to stop the pinion climb problem under hard acceration.

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RE: Driveline vibration on over run 2011/02/03 10:58:55 (permalink)
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Hi Guys, my mk2 cortina does the same thing, smooth when under accelleration or on cruise but as soon as the lift completely off the accellerator it vibrates the slightest touch of the pedal stops it though. mine has standard gearbox tailshaft and diff, is fairly low though.
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