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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...
Well dude,
I ask people about their experiences, that's my part of my research. I told you before, I know NOTHING about these things thats why i ask, I can put a car or an engine together but that's where my knowledge ends more or less atm. One admin on the Holley forum told me that Iridium...
Thanks for the tips mate! So they are a good set for with my Sniper, thats good! I would say my engine is lightly modded, with a XE268H cam and flat top pistons and 906 heads. im thinking of getting the NGK 7355. I hope they will be a good choice.