I installed a shaftmasters DS on a buddy's car and set the pinion to -1. He gets driveline vibration at 110mph. Sound like a DS balance issue or pinion angle problem?
I installed a shaftmasters DS on a buddy's car and set the pinion to -1. He gets driveline vibration at 110mph. Sound like a DS balance issue or pinion angle problem?
There's a yellow mark on the ds you matchup to the pinion. I did that and have 0 vibration. Stock upper and mount
Just flipped it 180° and now the vibration has moved to 60-90mph it kinda smooths out above 90 but still slightly there. Definitely an improvement.
If your still having problems I would contact them and have them rebalance it or send you a new one.
I had massive vibration issues when I installed a Shaftmaster DS. All that vibration was caused from the rear U-joint not being square to the driveline.
Adjusting the pinion angle helped, but it mainly moved the vibration up or down a couple hundred rpms.
You need to get the engine/transmission/drive shaft and rear as straight as you can.
In my case, I could not get the u-joint squared up, it was always too closed up on the passenger side, Turned out my right side wheel base measured 106-7/8", drivers side was 107-3/8" likely caused by LCA relocation brackets being a little OOT.
I installed adjustable LCA's to set the wheel base to 107-1/8" on each side and was finally vibration free.
With hindsight I should've known something was off with the rear when I installed the relocation brackets as my steering wheel went off center to the drivers side, after setting the wheel base it went back to center.
Mine doesnt vibrate I had mine installed by sam galloway ford overhere in florida, however i do get this very annoying clunking sound when i go over bumps =/, no idea whats causing that...
What does the pinion have to do with it?
They are not balanced as a pair.