Subject	This was sort of my situation as well...
Posted by	MOTRSPRT--ID on November 18, 2001 at 1:28 PM
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In Reply To	FYI: PowerTrain Driveshaft Vibrations Solved. Read Inside posted by I am ChrisZ on November 18, 2001 at 11:17 AM
Message	However, I had my driveshaft checked even before it was installed, and it was so far off that the guy couldn't even spin the shaft up to speed. So, he straightened it out to have a zero tolerance balance. Since the day it was installed on my car, there have been zero issues with it. I highly recommend this path of work if you buy an aluminum one piece shaft. I'm guessing that it was bent during shipping, and not something the Powertrain was responsible for. Kris
Follow Ups	FYI: PowerTrain Driveshaft Vibrations Solved. Read Inside - I am ChrisZ 11:17:11 11/18/01 We'll be convinced once you have it on an no vibes... (n/m) - AshsZ (Retired) 11:22:34 11/18/01 For sure! Was just a heads up. I will know Tuesday. (n/m) - I am ChrisZ 12:09:33 11/18/01 Yea, put it back on the car first to make a final judgement (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 13:01:28 11/18/01 This was sort of my situation as well... - MOTRSPRT--ID 13:28:31 11/18/01 BTW, ChrisZ, I emailed you about your taillights... - MOTRSPRT--ID 13:29:56 11/18/01 http://www.takakaira.com/ (n/m) - HaloZ² 13:55:32 11/18/01 company that makes them is DAMD (n/m) - CRVTKLR[phx] 16:06:39 11/18/01 Yup what they said. =) Cost $919USD + s/h. =) (n/m) - Gluge 16:09:55 11/18/01
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