Re: Dad's Dodge
Thanks guys.
I think I found my vibration problem. The tail shaft sits at 5 degree down, the driveshaft is 4 degree down and the rear diff is 5 degree down.
Both ends match, but the problem is the rear pinion is higher than the drive shaft and everything I read says that will cause problems.
I ordered 2.5 degree axle shims to fix the rear and then I will see if I can shim the transmission up 2 degree.
I figured that since I used dodge engine mounts and tranny mounts that I would not have a drive line issue, but I also swapped in a 904 instead of the 727 which is shorter and I replaced the rear springs. All of these accounted for the angle issues.
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1981 Dodge D-150 (under construction)
2007 Chevy Suburban
2010 Dodge Charger R/T
1980 Kawasaki KZ 440
2004 Harley Sportster 1200
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