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Hi ya.
The propshaft on my-64 GP is vibrating quit a bit. Changed all the joints on both ends and checked tires and all but still nearly the same. I think the rubber "thing" inside it is not perfect anymore. Will I do any harm for rear diff or gearbox, if I make a new propshaft without this kind off rubber?? Just straight steel prop and that's it! Cheers Mikko |
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Nope. Fab away.
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Okay, Cool.
Thanks Deadhead.. |
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Let us know how the new shaft works. I have
the exact same problem and ready to do this. Thanks |
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I can but might take a while. Still have part of electronics not finished and interior is not done. I'm able to work on my car only now and then so it can be few weeks before I give it a go... But I will,let u know anyway if u want :-) R:Mikko |
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Every other driveshaft in the world doesn't have the rubber inside and works fine. Somebody in the '63/64 B car driveline group was a little overzealous for some reason. K
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