New LCA vibration
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New LCA vibration
Hey guys, I got a little bit of a problem. I just put new adjustable LCA in the jeep and I made them about 1-2cm longer than my old fixed ones that came with my 4.5" lift. After putting them in I can hear and feel this vibration when slowing down anywhere from 10-30 mph. I looked under the jeep and the LCA's looked fine but the drive shaft looked further out than it usually does. Could that be the problem? Here a pic to show you the separation, thanks!
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It's possible. I would check and see if your driveshaft is at max extension or you have some travel left. If it's maxed it could have vibration. If it's not then it should not make a difference
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That ds is no where near maxed
This is the stock xj front shaft on my rear with the sye and 8.8.
It's still got about 1/2" of splines lift in there and it twice as far out as yours lol
This is the stock xj front shaft on my rear with the sye and 8.8.
It's still got about 1/2" of splines lift in there and it twice as far out as yours lol
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Did you have vibes before? Post a pic of your pinion angle. Sounds like you pushed your axle forward and threw off your angles a bit. I just bought adjustable upper and lower control arms but the upper arm is really the reason I bought it so I could rotate the front axle up and over just a tad to fix my pinion angle.
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Did you have vibes before? Post a pic of your pinion angle. Sounds like you pushed your axle forward and threw off your angles a bit. I just bought adjustable upper and lower control arms but the upper arm is really the reason I bought it so I could rotate the front axle up and over just a tad to fix my pinion angle.
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Front pinion angle needs to come up ... A lot.
Rear may have issue as it looks pretty stretched out for the stock shaft, especially the later external seal slips. Angle needs to drop a few degrees if not doing an SYE.
Rear should be 1 to 2 degrees down from even to the out put on the case.
Front needs to point at the front out put on the case, maybe a degree above at most.
Rear may have issue as it looks pretty stretched out for the stock shaft, especially the later external seal slips. Angle needs to drop a few degrees if not doing an SYE.
Rear should be 1 to 2 degrees down from even to the out put on the case.
Front needs to point at the front out put on the case, maybe a degree above at most.