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Old 06-06-2009, 03:58 PM
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rear drive shaft

on long wheel based double cardan joint rear drive shaft trucks, is this necessary? I have seen same length truck without this.....

reason for asking is I am getting vibration on slightly hard acceleration from standstill (similar to uneven flywheel) , I had it turned already, replaced the clutch assy too.

the truck is a crewcab SFA hilux diesel (NON-US), rear is lifted to about 5", custom leaves, 2" longer shackles.... has degree shims that aligned the 3rd to the tcase good enough.

I am thinking that removing the double cardan/ the center-bearing(aligned too to match the lift) that holds it will get rid of the vibes.

help?
Old 06-06-2009, 05:49 PM
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sounds like a plan getting rid of the carrier bearing and going to a one piece driveshaft.
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