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Old 10-03-2011, 01:45 AM   #2
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no experience with the supra driveshaft change, never messed with mine when i had it.

ive changed other driveshafts out without problem (dads 98 taco and a couple mustangs). personally, i hate carrier bearings with a fiery passion and think they should go back and kick the crap out of the cunt-hole that spawned them... but im ranting.

ill see if i can find stock drive shaft angles for the U-joints, and as long as youre within the limits, you should be fine.

i think its around 4-5*, but ill look around.
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