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01-06-2004, 03:13 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Oklahoma City
Posts: 208
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Problem with overhauling the driveshaft yourself is you have no balance equipment. After doing the work, if you have driveshaft vibrations, you're no further ahead. Its often as cheap to have a driveshaft shop do the work, install the u-joints and balance the assembly. Check around your area and see if there's a shop that specializes in light duty axle and driveline work. You may find their prices attractive enough to warrant just letting the pro's do it.
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