any issues after rear D-shaft & rear uppers
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JK Freak
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From: kunkletown, PA
any issues after rear D-shaft & rear uppers
just wondering if installing a woods rear driveshaft and adjustable rear upper control arms can affect the jeeps feel in a negative way?
had my 4x4 shop install these and theres slight vibration but nothing too annoying i just know its there, its just that when i drove the JK home it felt as if they aired up my tires to 40 psi and i keep it @ 25 psi (33" BFG KM2) but when i checked they were at 25 psi.
i have front lower adjustables and a front adjustable track bar , could the rears throw off the fronts somehow? it felt a lil darty on the highway is all but it was very windy today. any thoughts or comments would be great....thanx
had my 4x4 shop install these and theres slight vibration but nothing too annoying i just know its there, its just that when i drove the JK home it felt as if they aired up my tires to 40 psi and i keep it @ 25 psi (33" BFG KM2) but when i checked they were at 25 psi.
i have front lower adjustables and a front adjustable track bar , could the rears throw off the fronts somehow? it felt a lil darty on the highway is all but it was very windy today. any thoughts or comments would be great....thanx
Last edited by roguejk; Oct 3, 2008 at 03:01 PM.
JK Freak
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From: Corpus Christi, TX
When does it vibrate. On acceleration or decceleration? Between certain speeds, or all the time?
It's possible that the pinoin angle is not set correctly. That would cause a vibration. Also, if the DS is not properly balanced. Just a couple of things to check.
It's possible that the pinoin angle is not set correctly. That would cause a vibration. Also, if the DS is not properly balanced. Just a couple of things to check.