Driveline Vibration
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Re: Driveline Vibration
Universal Joints have a rhythmic vibration that increases with
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
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Scotty wrote:
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> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
Universal Joints have a rhythmic vibration that increases with
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
Universal Joints have a rhythmic vibration that increases with
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
Universal Joints have a rhythmic vibration that increases with
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
speed, a vroom-vroom noise. Usually you'll see the telltale rust seeping
out of a dry or broken needle bearings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Scotty wrote:
>
> I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
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>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediately notice
> it? Will it be more prevalent at different speed? Thanks for any help.>
In most cases you'll feel somewhere in the neighborhood of 25-28 and 45-48
mph. It's a low cycle rumble, sometimes sounds like a twin engine WWII
bomber's about to drop it's load on your new Bestop. It is a ":bad news"
problem, it will not only take out your u-joints, but has a not-too-good
effect on the pinion bearings as well, particularly on the toothpick size
Dana 35. . First sign of trouble is usually a leaking rear pinion seal,
followed by bad noises from the driveline as the u-joints move on from
groaning & moaning to snapping & popping.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
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>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediately notice
> it? Will it be more prevalent at different speed? Thanks for any help.>
In most cases you'll feel somewhere in the neighborhood of 25-28 and 45-48
mph. It's a low cycle rumble, sometimes sounds like a twin engine WWII
bomber's about to drop it's load on your new Bestop. It is a ":bad news"
problem, it will not only take out your u-joints, but has a not-too-good
effect on the pinion bearings as well, particularly on the toothpick size
Dana 35. . First sign of trouble is usually a leaking rear pinion seal,
followed by bad noises from the driveline as the u-joints move on from
groaning & moaning to snapping & popping.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
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>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediately notice
> it? Will it be more prevalent at different speed? Thanks for any help.>
In most cases you'll feel somewhere in the neighborhood of 25-28 and 45-48
mph. It's a low cycle rumble, sometimes sounds like a twin engine WWII
bomber's about to drop it's load on your new Bestop. It is a ":bad news"
problem, it will not only take out your u-joints, but has a not-too-good
effect on the pinion bearings as well, particularly on the toothpick size
Dana 35. . First sign of trouble is usually a leaking rear pinion seal,
followed by bad noises from the driveline as the u-joints move on from
groaning & moaning to snapping & popping.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
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>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediately notice
> it? Will it be more prevalent at different speed? Thanks for any help.>
In most cases you'll feel somewhere in the neighborhood of 25-28 and 45-48
mph. It's a low cycle rumble, sometimes sounds like a twin engine WWII
bomber's about to drop it's load on your new Bestop. It is a ":bad news"
problem, it will not only take out your u-joints, but has a not-too-good
effect on the pinion bearings as well, particularly on the toothpick size
Dana 35. . First sign of trouble is usually a leaking rear pinion seal,
followed by bad noises from the driveline as the u-joints move on from
groaning & moaning to snapping & popping.
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Re: Driveline Vibration
I installed the 2 inch spacers about a month ago. Experienced the vibration.
At around 25 - 35 mph as Scotty mentioned.
I then installed the 1" transfer case lower and it has been fine ever since.
Dont forget to get a full alignment as well.
I ordered the skyjacker kit from Quadratec which recomended the Transfer
case shifter relocation bracket. It was a pain in the but, but it works
great.
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
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>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
>
At around 25 - 35 mph as Scotty mentioned.
I then installed the 1" transfer case lower and it has been fine ever since.
Dont forget to get a full alignment as well.
I ordered the skyjacker kit from Quadratec which recomended the Transfer
case shifter relocation bracket. It was a pain in the but, but it works
great.
"Scotty" <ssargent@onewest.net> wrote in message
news:1118719054.880961.140260@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>I have read several old posts about driveline vibration with a 2"
> spacer lift. What is this vibration like? Will you immediatly notice
> it? Will it be more prevelant at different speed? Thanks for any help.
>