yes- I had a car that I cracked the stock u-joints a few times.
A big block in a car that had a 6cyl tends to do that, lol. under load the vibration was terrible, if it wasnt under load it wasnt that bad. you have to visualize a cracked u-joint, when there is more load put on it it will get worse, when there is no load it wont be as bad |
Yeah if it was cracked, that's another story from just having wear slop in the joints. Power application would flex the cracked joint and make it vibrate like hell! LOL. I don't think Shane is making enough power to crack his u-joints though.
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slop in the joints would still cause more problems when under load
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You can take your existing shaft to a drive train shop and they will put new greaseable, replaceable u joints on your shaft.
Had mine done last week for $116 |
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