You know you are allowed to move the carrier bearing.
CK5
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That will make the angle between the two drive shafts worse
You know you could space it down as well.
I feel like I need to measure my shaft now.
Don't worry, mine's longer.
Amplifies the already bad angle at the case
You are aware the only person harder on driveshafts then me is you?
I smacked my rear driveshaft with maybe 5 miles on it bb15.... It still is in and probably been partial to my driveshaft issues.... But I don't know any better cause the first time i drove it at any speed was off the trailer from blazer bash.
Mark, I really want to do a long bed photo opp in moab.
Mark, I really want to do a long bed photo opp in moab.
Sounds like you need to address some angle issues. But at least for my sake I will soon be in second place for driveshaft issues.
Nah I think you got this
So I have to paint the fender?
Glad to see some progress.
Probably true. I forgot you only go wheeling twice a year.....
Better not let me spot you tho. Now I have an objective.
3x if I count all 3 days in Moab.
Wanna help unload some boxes? I've seen your spotting skills
My pointer finger is very accurate. I can tell you exactly where to put things.
It's needed here at this time
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You are aware the only person harder on driveshafts then me is you?[/QUOTE]
I am not too far behind in that category, however I do tend to break hubs more often than driveshafts, but it's a close second. But then I just carry 2 part epoxy and drive on. Or as mini Mr. K5 called it fixing with Play-Doh.
It did make it all the way home from Moab to Pwaylo. Then fell apart in the driveway.
I am not too far behind in that category, however I do tend to break hubs more often than driveshafts, but it's a close second. But then I just carry 2 part epoxy and drive on. Or as mini Mr. K5 called it fixing with Play-Doh.
It did make it all the way home from Moab to Pwaylo. Then fell apart in the driveway.
I have to paint every panel then.
I am not too far behind in that category, however I do tend to break hubs more often than driveshafts, but it's a close second. But then I just carry 2 part epoxy and drive on. Or as mini Mr. K5 called it fixing with Play-Doh.
It did make it all the way home from Moab to Pwaylo. Then fell apart in the driveway.[/QUOTE]
That was a fun day
