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   landtoy80

   

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   With new t-case, diff flanges and adding a used yoke to my rear driveshaft, do I need to have the driveshafts or driveline balanced?
   
   kurt

    

   landtoy80, Aug 28, 2003

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   woody unhelpful spotter Staff Member Admin

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   driveshafts are balanced when made, you didn't change those at all, so they outta be fine.
   
   drivelines really "can't" be balanced...you "can" balance rotating assemblies tho, but need to pull everything to do it....you send in the motor/tranny/t-case and a shop balances the whole works.
   
   bucko bucks, and for 99.999999999999% of users, a waste.

    

   woody, Aug 28, 2003

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   landtoy80

   

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   Woody, when is the next fix it club meeting?
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   landtoy80, Aug 28, 2003

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