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Re: Chasing down a highway-speed vibration
« on: Nov 04, 2015, 03:42:50 PM »
Having the exact same problem with my rig right now. I'm pretty sure that mine is due to the fact that I lifted my transmission and cases with my Sky's cross member and they are contacting the body now. However I notice that we are both running 84/85 front shafts re-worked for the rear. I wonder if there is something with that shaft that is causing this?

If I was closer to you I'd let you bolt in my rear driveshaft and see if it make any difference.  Any chance your vibration is just getting amplifier to a level that feels concerning because of your heavy duty mounts?
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