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Tim Kay · 06-10-05, 06:40 PM

Bill Bayard,

Thanks alot for the photos you posted in the other thread.

(I didn't mean to hijack Petes 'GT40 Australia #48' thread so I'll start one here.)

The pics posted at least give me a good reference. One more, straight from the back would be helpful.

What I am finding in my mock up is that the trans bell housing, at it's lowest point, is about 3\8" above the lowest point of the chassis tube and the axles have quite an angle to them. At least more than I am used to seeing. But it appears this is normal [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

Maybe the better question here would be "what is the angle of the axle not to exceed?"

Bill, BTW, what is the sending unit on the right side of the gear box to?

06-10-05, 06:40 PM	#1 (permalink)
Tim Kay aladinsane Lifetime Premier Supporter Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: So Cal, USA GT40: Tornado Posts: 759 Rep Power: 14	G50 axle angle Bill Bayard, Thanks alot for the photos you posted in the other thread. (I didn't mean to hijack Petes 'GT40 Australia #48' thread so I'll start one here.) The pics posted at least give me a good reference. One more, straight from the back would be helpful. What I am finding in my mock up is that the trans bell housing, at it's lowest point, is about 3\8" above the lowest point of the chassis tube and the axles have quite an angle to them. At least more than I am used to seeing. But it appears this is normal [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] Maybe the better question here would be "what is the angle of the axle not to exceed?" Bill, BTW, what is the sending unit on the right side of the gear box to?