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First off i use Holley Sniper EFI with an in tank pump fueltank, this summer the pump has been making more noise after a few miles driving and it might be a heat issue and i was thinking if it would be possible to build a Challenger T/A side tips style on a 70 Charger. What do y'all think?
Well the shaft did move alot and the joint also moved in the shaft, hmm i dont remember if i put it in neutral but if i did and vibration went away what would then be the issue?
Yes it is raised but the rear axle rests on jackstands and so does the front. I don't have a lift available unfortunately. But I have read that the important thing is that the rear axle has the weight on it
The shop who will make me a new shaft told me to put the yoke all the way in and pull it out 1" and then measure, i guess its best cause if it's wrong its his fault.
So i have had pulsating vibration in my charger for a while, went in under the car and of course the slip yoke is a bit loose also the joint but people here in Sweden told me tha the shaft is to short, c/c 1309mm = 51.5354331" ish
So what is the correct length driveshaft for my 70 Charger...