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Message: [QUOTE="kleake, post: 1463689, member: 25987"] Exactly, and I think that is where my issue is. Currently my front half of the shaft comes down, then the rear half is more level, so as the suspension compresses, the driveshaft angle increases. If I had a 2 or 3 inch lift it would probably be perfect. Basically I need to raise my carrier a little. I don't have the exact angles, but by looking, if I raise the bearing 1 inch, it would likely be near perfectly straight. Raising it a little more would get a slight angle and then while loaded it would be slightly the opposite and in theory should be right on. I just need to know which bracket I currently have, so I can order the other one, but nowhere can I find dimensions of either. [/QUOTE]

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