4" lift, 1" transfer drop, still vibrates
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Yep!! rear spring shims is exactly what you need. I believe about 6 degree shims and 1" TC drop is what came with my 4.5" Rusty's lift.
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Thank you. I WILL get some real soon. I love my XJ
Just checked, iron rock has em in stock, 7 miles away.
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I installed a 3" Rough Country Series II lift and have had vibes since. I just recently put in about a 3/4" T-Case drop and now I'm getting vibes at my feet at highway speeds that is much more pronounced. Wasn't that bad before. Thinking my front U Joints are shot but, they don't seem to have any play in them. Any other ideas as to what to check?
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
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But for most part those things are better than a binding vibrating noisy rear shaft. And yes I have used them, but after getting hung up on my cross member time and time again I have finally swore them off.
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Originally Posted by iggnant-1-XJ
If this is what it takes, it is my goal. Cant do it all at once. TY
I can think of at least one thing wrong with a TC drop , loss of ground clearance in the middle of you rig. Wait make that two things, it also puts more strain on your motor mounts. Damn it that means there are three things, it also makes your front driveshaft angle worse.
But for most part those things are better than a binding vibrating noisy rear shaft. And yes I have used them, but after getting hung up on my cross member time and time again I have finally swore them off.
But for most part those things are better than a binding vibrating noisy rear shaft. And yes I have used them, but after getting hung up on my cross member time and time again I have finally swore them off.

Keep in mind, though, bad u joints can be made to feel worse when the lift goes higher. Maybe it could be just crappy u joints...how old are they?



