Balanced Driveshafts?
#4
Typically they mean driveshaft as in the one that runs the length of the car - it needs to be balanced so that you don't get vibration while the car runs. This is mainly on two-piece shafts connected by a carrier bearing/u-joint like our cars have. They aren't talking about the CV shafts/axle shafts. Most drivetrain/transmission shops can either balance a driveshaft for you or tell you who nearby can do so.
#7
Did you buy a new one or are you trying to re-balance the one on your car already? I went through a couple drive shafts on my Bronco and they all came balanced from the supplier, seems odd that you'd have to worry about balancing it yourself
#9
If its balanced before you take it out, then it will be balanced when you put it back in...provided you dont drop kick c*nt punt it across the garage into a flaming fire pit fueled with gasoline and dried up christmas trees
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03-14-2007 08:09 PM