Evaddave 87gn
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Well I decided to replace the two weak links in my car, the driveshaft and the axles. With my current set-up I am always concerned that I will blow the stock units up, so I felt it was time.
I purchased a new unit from strange with a chromemoly transmision yoke and shaft and standard spicer pinion yoke. I upgraded the trans yoke since I have twisted the splines in the past and don't want to worry about it in the future.
For now I am purchasing the stock replacement moser axles, then next winter I will sell them and throw in a 30 spline carrier unit.
Now for the question:
I have noticed a clunk when I left off the gas and the car is under load. The sound is clearly from the rear end. Not sure if this is wear in the gears or if the crush sleeve is allowing to much play or worn vearings? Car has about 65k on it but was raced hard before I got it. The motor and trans are fresh and strong, the only thing I've done with the rear end is flush it out and intsall a TA cover a couple years ago. So time for a rebuild? Or do I just jump to the
30 spline now and do axles next winter?
Looking for advice!
Dave
I purchased a new unit from strange with a chromemoly transmision yoke and shaft and standard spicer pinion yoke. I upgraded the trans yoke since I have twisted the splines in the past and don't want to worry about it in the future.
For now I am purchasing the stock replacement moser axles, then next winter I will sell them and throw in a 30 spline carrier unit.
Now for the question:
I have noticed a clunk when I left off the gas and the car is under load. The sound is clearly from the rear end. Not sure if this is wear in the gears or if the crush sleeve is allowing to much play or worn vearings? Car has about 65k on it but was raced hard before I got it. The motor and trans are fresh and strong, the only thing I've done with the rear end is flush it out and intsall a TA cover a couple years ago. So time for a rebuild? Or do I just jump to the
30 spline now and do axles next winter?
Looking for advice!
Dave