vibe attack! how can i get rid of the vibes?!
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vibe attack! how can i get rid of the vibes?!
Recently I've noticed the severity of vibrations my xj has. There's constant vibes when driving that I don't mind too much, but under 20mph and when stopping...it goes mad and feels like an earthquake is hitting. What can I do to get these bad vibes gone?
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I'm running a 3inch short arm lift with stock shocks. I'm planning on adding another 1.5" or 2" to it by auguast, so should I then drop the tcase and add a SYE to have it ready for the extra lift? Would new shocks be needed then too?
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But sometimes thats not enough, and you would need an SYE and DS, which you could get for 200 from IRO. That is the "correct" way to get rid of vibes.
If I were you I would get a 1 inch tcase drop and install it. If you still have vibes get an SYE/DS. If you don't have vibes great!! But when you go up to 4.5-5 inches, you may get those vibes back, in which case you will need an SYE/DS.
As for the shocks, i can't say for sure, but I would think that you would need new shocks for the bigger lift.
Hope this helps
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Thanks! And I read on some thread (I'm at work on my phone right now so I can't attach the link) but some guy "wiggles" I think...said I can get a front axle DS from a junkyard and switch it ito the rear instead of a SYE. Do you have any idea if this is an efficient fix or is a SYE needed?
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Thanks! And I read on some thread (I'm at work on my phone right now so I can't attach the link) but some guy "wiggles" I think...said I can get a front axle DS from a junkyard and switch it ito the rear instead of a SYE. Do you have any idea if this is an efficient fix or is a SYE needed?
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Originally Posted by xjknut11
Damn well thanks for the tips ill get on that and go question him about this DS swap
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Yes you need an SYE for the front d.s to work sry on that bit of miss information.Sounds like he needs to start studying a bit more. A front xj d.s will work I'm not sure on a zj's.
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Originally Posted by 413maxwedge
Yes you need an SYE for the front d.s to work sry on that bit of miss information.Sounds like he needs to start studying a bit more. A front xj d.s will work I'm not sure on a zj's.
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