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Oct 18, 2013 | 01:00 PM

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Rancho Shocks

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Originally Posted by themcnabs

I am told the reason is because of driveshaft vibrations. Can you find out if it will have vibrations all the time or only when it is in AWD mode?

Let me get an answer for you from an engineer. I don't want to give you incorrect info.

UPDATED!!!!!

From my engineer:

It may do it all the time, or it may be when the driveshaft hit's a resonant frequency. A lot of variables.

Last edited by Rancho Shocks; Oct 18, 2013 at 01:17 PM.

Oct 18, 2013 | 02:16 PM

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themcnabs

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From: Marana AZ

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rancho Shocks

Let me get an answer for you from an engineer. I don't want to give you incorrect info.

UPDATED!!!!!

From my engineer:

It may do it all the time, or it may be when the driveshaft hit's a resonant frequency. A lot of variables.

So does this mean the driveshaft spins all the time even if it is in 2wd not AWD?

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