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08-05-2006, 04:52 PM
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Driveline shudder
A 1 piece driveline does sound logical if you want to reduce the vibration. I took care of the vibration problem by reducing the angle of the rear part of the driveline by shimming it down what ended up being around 1" total when it was done. I am getting zero vibration now. Marc says that once I put a load on it I'll probably feel some vibration come back, but for now it has worked just great.
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