Subject	Re: What kind of resistance? The joint can only be rocked at >>
Posted by	orion on January 18, 2020 at 10:50 AM
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In Reply To	What kind of resistance? The joint can only be rocked at >> posted by ZUL8TR on January 18, 2020 at 09:32 AM
Message	Thanks for the response and information. The resistance is enough to support the weight of the input yolk. I thought this was excessive. I took a few pictures and a short video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/34Y99TmHxLRrZvpX6 I replaced the tranny support several years ago along with the transmission and a powertrain industries 10lb aluminum driveshaft. I regret sending them my core because it was in perfect condition. The rear diff was rebuilt with richardson 4:10 gears around the same time, all have under 2000 miles on them but the powertrain driveshaft has been an issues since it was installed. I was told by a machine shop recently that the rear flange was causing balance issues, so I'm starting over and trying to find a stock 2 piece driveshaft again. Thanks again, John
Follow Ups	Driveshaft input yolk u joint resistance - orion 16:42:34 01/17/20 What kind of resistance? The joint can only be rocked at >> - ZUL8TR 09:32:21 01/18/20 Excuse if you are talking about a 1 piece DS I noted 2 >>>. - ZUL8TR 09:35:29 01/18/20 Re: What kind of resistance? The joint can only be rocked at >> - orion 10:50:18 01/18/20 I tried a Powertrain 1 piece years ago never could get it >> - ZUL8TR 12:21:58 01/19/20 I looked at your pics after my post above. I see you have >> - ZUL8TR 12:31:49 01/19/20
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