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Thread: 2"+ lift vibration

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    Quote Originally Posted by lambrover View Post
    When you lift a defer up to that hight it has the front prop shaft uni at the T-case end rubbing on it's self and this is the corse of the vib, seen it before. I wouldn't use a D2 front prop as they are built abit on the cheap, no grease points, get yours modified by local Hardy Spicer they use good components, it will cost abit more but will last longer.

    The other point mentioned was front radius arms, these correct castor angle which is lost by the lift but effects the pinion angle, in my opinion the best way to fix this is by fitting slotted swivel hubs, this corrects the castor angle and dosn't interfer with the pinion angle

    fully agree with the caster,,, but its driving perfict,, no light steering,, wonering,, nothing, so that will be down the track, i need to sort out the vib first, and did you say that Hardy Spicer are local to me,, do you no were??

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    I had this problems after lifting my defender 2 inch had the hubs slotted and swivelled but still had slight vibes so then fitted caster correction bushes as well and drives better than new now .

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    its all about restoring the original geometry. as others have said there are a few options. Ive never used the slotted swivels before so cant comment there.

    D2 propshaft and T/Box flange will work, but I wouldnt - not good for long term reliability.

    Castor corrected bushes work, but I wouldnt on an overlanding vehicle, for the same reason as D2 prop.

    The most reliabel solution is to get a good double cardon front prop. The best I have ever used (and never had a problem on many customers vehicles) are those from www.baileymorris.co.uk - I assume there are similar propshaft experts over here, but the bailey ones are more or less off the shelf and bolt straight onto the existing flanges.

    Jon
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    Jon

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    Quote Originally Posted by stig0000 View Post
    fully agree with the caster,,, but its driving perfict,, no light steering,, wonering,, nothing, so that will be down the track, i need to sort out the vib first, and did you say that Hardy Spicer are local to me,, do you no were??
    Hardy Spicer are a big drive line company there would be one or similar around the area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pommy View Post
    I had this problems after lifting my defender 2 inch had the hubs slotted and swivelled but still had slight vibes so then fitted caster correction bushes as well and drives better than new now .
    You would still get vids, as the slotted hub only correct castor angle, the slotted bushes in the radius arms have rolled the diff housing to give some relief on the uni joints but is not the best way of fixing the problem, a double cardon or wide angle uni joint is the best.

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