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<blockquote data-quote="PORTER" data-source="post: 1564312" data-attributes="member: 15961"><p>With 2 peice driveline it's the angles that cause the vibrations. Saying that if you can keep the angles flat as possible you will have less vibration. I ran axle shaft Driveshafts in my last S&N buggy that were kinda crudely built(but incredibly strong) and I was good to about 45mph then the vibes came on pretty bad. Jantz built me an axle shaft driveshaft in my TJ and I had zero vibration all the way to 70, saying that it was built on a lathe etc so tolerances were very tight. The set Richard built me I have no dough will be vibration free, but again not a 2 piece shaft setup. The only downside is that there may be a slim possibility that my front driveshaft may slightly rub the link on the drivers side at full drop. I really wanted to stay away from using a 2 peice in the front of my buggy as I like to keep things simple and less complicated but sometimes you have to depending on room/pinion location/axle width/etc. My guess is Crash won't but he will have to offset engine to drivers side at bare min, if he wants the engine perfectly centered in the chassis a 2 peice will be probably mandatory.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PORTER, post: 1564312, member: 15961"] With 2 peice driveline it's the angles that cause the vibrations. Saying that if you can keep the angles flat as possible you will have less vibration. I ran axle shaft Driveshafts in my last S&N buggy that were kinda crudely built(but incredibly strong) and I was good to about 45mph then the vibes came on pretty bad. Jantz built me an axle shaft driveshaft in my TJ and I had zero vibration all the way to 70, saying that it was built on a lathe etc so tolerances were very tight. The set Richard built me I have no dough will be vibration free, but again not a 2 piece shaft setup. The only downside is that there may be a slim possibility that my front driveshaft may slightly rub the link on the drivers side at full drop. I really wanted to stay away from using a 2 peice in the front of my buggy as I like to keep things simple and less complicated but sometimes you have to depending on room/pinion location/axle width/etc. My guess is Crash won't but he will have to offset engine to drivers side at bare min, if he wants the engine perfectly centered in the chassis a 2 peice will be probably mandatory. [/QUOTE]
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