[Rovernet] [spam] Vibrations galore
Michael Pellow
mp349 at xtra.co.nz
Thu Jun 13 00:51:00 EDT 2024
Had the same thing happen to a friends car after he had the drive shaft
U js done. Stupid company polished off the arrows aligning the splined
joint ,and aligned the Universal Joints so they were at 90Degrees .The
vibration was so bad that at 100k he couldn’t keep it in a straight
line.they need to be set up as per the V8 manual Yoke is angular
displacement Final Drive Suffix A 107 Degrees. Suffix B onwards 144
degrees.This compensates for the shaft not being in a straight line
between the gearbox and the back of the diff.
He took it back to them with the copy from my work shop manual.After
they had done it ,the car was transformed .
As you have had the drive shaft modified ,you can guarantee that the
alignment is no longer correct ..
I could scan the instruction ,but I am not sure that I can but them on
this site
On 13/06/2024 3:03 am, Lance La Certe via Rovernet wrote:
> Some of you may remember "Magic Fingers" vibrating beds in 1960s
> motels? Well, that cost 25 cents for 15 minutes. In my '70 P6B NADA
> I can get this for free between 60mph and 68mph for as long as I want.
>
> Some background. 6-7 years ago I retrofitted a Celica Supra 5 speed
> manual to the car. It instantly transformed that V8 into a proper beast
> (relatively speaking of course). The modification also required a new
> propellor shaft which was supposedly balanced.
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> I never take particularly long drives in my garage queen, and rarely
> 'open her up'. Nonetheless, I was on the interstate the other day and
> noticed significant vibration through the car at anything over 60 mph.
> If I pushed it past 70 mph then the vibration abated.
>
> Would really appreciate any diagnostic help
>
> Lance
>
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> AKA, Hoof Hearted
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