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Excellent. That sounds like that will work. Amazing how close math was to reality with you measuring 8 degrees and me calculating 8.something degrees. I think you will be happy with the six degree shims.

I'm going to put a couple photos of my setup on the bottom of this reply. It isn't exactly the same, but at least it shows an option if you are going to try to keep your standard universal driveshaft. If you have the money burning a hole in your pocket consider a CV rear driveshaft. They...

OK, if my math is right with a 4" shackle flip you are moving the rear end of the 52" spring 8" down. That should be about 8.8 degrees... But someone else should check my math. I don't think it is practical to shim your pinion all the way back to stock as your shim would be somewhere between...

Get a protractor and see what is best for your rig. I have the ORD 2.5" shackle flip on my M1008 equivalent. I used a zero rate block cut at 3 degrees to tip the pinion back down a bit.