Driveline vibration, cant figure it out?! Strange, Koni
05-08-2013, 03:27 PM
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I spoke to Tracey too, but they wanted me to pay for the yoke. How long have you had your driveshaft? I'd like to not pay for it, considering it vibrated since day one, and it was technically a faulty part.
They do offer a forged yoke, it's about $180. I opted to go with the standard yoke though.
They do offer a forged yoke, it's about $180. I opted to go with the standard yoke though.
I would think if its there problem w faulty parts they should eat the bill no matter how long. Too much time wasted messing w dl angle. Too much
05-15-2013, 03:29 PM
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Update: Both Strange or Midwest would not cover the entire cost of the U1662F revised yoke, but Strange offered to sell at their cost. (~$65+shipping). Even though the original one was admitted to be manufactured wrong for the T56. Not the greatest way of doing business, in my opinion, but I need this yoke before a trip I make next week, so I just bought one from Midwest chassis. I'll take some measurements when I receive it.
05-20-2013, 10:58 PM
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I received the U1662F slip yoke today, and have an O.D. measurement of 1.500" and a I.D. measurement from the spot with no splines across was 1.177". I don't have my old yoke out so measure the difference, but I will tomorrow. Anyone have old U1662 yoke measurements?
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