I had a thread on this here, but thanks to Photobucket, you cannot see the pics now. Basically with a double cardan driveline, the pinion angle should be the same as that of the driveline. In other...
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Re: Vibration after
I had a thread on this here, but thanks to Photobucket, you cannot see the pics now. Basically with a double cardan driveline, the pinion angle should be the same as that of the driveline. In other...
Re: Vibration after
Probably so. Better bite the bullet. Get it installed properly and you will be glad you did
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Yes there is. Measure from the center of the hub to the fender flare and subtract 17" in front and 17.5" in rear. If you have trimmed the fenders, measure to the crease above and subtract 22" front...
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Always a possibility
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That doesn't look like it might be out too far, but grab that yoke and wiggle it up and down. If it does wiggle, then it is out too far. Also, visually inspect the pinion angle and compare it to...
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You are right, the 99s don't like lifts. But 2" should be OK. The vibes come from the slip yoke being pulled out too far. Could you take a pic of your output shaft and yoke so we can see how far...