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03-21-2014 09:43 AM #1
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Thanks Roger---remember doing this to these photos back in Jun 13 for Navy's thread??????????
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03-21-2014 10:01 AM #2
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1940 Ford Pickup
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
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03-21-2014 10:10 AM #3
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One more place to check when drivetrain vibrates.
Slightly off the subject, but related. I had a vibration that was driving me crazy on a first gen Camaro. I installed shims at the rear axle and had up/down angles within a 1/4 degree and still got a vibration at 70+ mph highway cruising. Finally figured out that with the overdrive transmission and low geared rearend that the "balanced" driveshaft was turning a lot faster and wasn't balanced well enough. Took it to a shop that could do a high speed balance and the problem was solved.M.A. Rosanoff: 'Mr. Edison, please tell me what laboratory rules you want me to observe.'
Edison: 'Hell! There ain’t no rules around here! We’re trying to accomplish somep’n!'
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