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Carboard in driveshaft

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Carboard in driveshaft

Post by GRINCH »

i just cut my driveshaft in half on my gq and there was a piece of carboard rolled up in side, just curious to know if this is normal and what purpose it has?
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Post by chops »

yes it's normal

helps with the balancing I believe
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Post by bazooked »

the early holdens come out with them and alot of different model trucks, has do do with the harmonics of the ts and keeps them quiet.
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Post by rvh96 »

yes it stops tube from ringing it has nothing to do with balance, expanding foam does a better job ,aluminium tube is even better as it not a hi tensile material so its not affected by harmonics as much as steel
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