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Front or rear driveshaft?

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Old 05-13-2012, 07:26 AM
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Default Front or rear driveshaft?

I have a FT 3in lift on my 2 dr jk with 37s...

My front shaft has the ripped boot..

The rear looks fine but I know it prob won't last forever..

It feels like maybe one is causing a little vibration..


Which one usually vibrates???
Old 05-13-2012, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by shelbygto2
I have a FT 3in lift on my 2 dr jk with 37s...

My front shaft has the ripped boot..

The rear looks fine but I know it prob won't last forever..

It feels like maybe one is causing a little vibration..


Which one usually vibrates???
Likelly your front driveshaft with the torn boot is vibrating. It is now slightly out of balance.
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Unhook the front shaft, drive around the block and see if the vibes are still there...
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I have a 2.5" with 35's and after 5 years my rear drive shaft bit the dust. Replaced it with a teraflex shaft now i feel like its slower? Can this happen or am i imagining it?

And i would replace the rear if u have the $$$. It will eventually break.
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Originally Posted by afpilot82
Unhook the front shaft, drive around the block and see if the vibes are still there...
I think I'll try this....thanks!



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