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2005 jimny tail shaft troubles chasing ideas

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2005 jimny tail shaft troubles chasing ideas

Post by chase.rawlings »

hay hay i have lifted my 2005 jimny with 5in coils.. i have rolled the front diff with making new radius arms and simular at the rear.. i was having rear tail shaft angle problems with grinding and shaking.. so i dropped the transfer case 30 mm to help the prob and put half inch spacer on the tail shaft... but still haveing dramas with vibrations anyone got any ideas? or had this come up with lifting there jimny?? i was thinking center bearing tail shaft?? yes no open to ideas thanks
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Post by zukenutter »

5in coils are going to put the CV and Uni at pretty acute angles. The spacer will only be making these angles worse as it will shorten the distance between the Tcase and diff. being that the rear axle rotates on a similar plain to the shaft I'd expect that it's the CV at the Tcase end of the shaft.
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Post by alien »

you could use a double cardan joint on the tcase end of the shaft. Worked great for me.
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