Like they say, you learn something new every day.
But from a birds eye view, looking down the Centerline of the transmission to
the yoke then to the rear end yoke. and from my limited knowledge a 10 and 12
bolt rear rear end pinion/yoke is centered in the housing, ( I just
confirmed that on a 64 ten bolt and a 66 12 bolt housing)
I can't understand the laterial deviaion in you
car.
The notion of zero degree pinion
angle in relationship to the, drive shaft and transmission,
Is a well documented.
But the concentric deviaion of drive train,drive
shaft and rear end is a new one to me.
Wayne
Ps will put my 64 ans 65 on the lift to nite
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