Just thought I'd add some pics of the shaft and CV angles.

So today I went out and bought a set of Terrafirma 3 degree radial arms. After fitting the bushes I installed them, which only took from wheels of to wheels back on, 1h 20m, quiet an easy job.
All excited I took her out for a spin and nothing has changed. could it be that I need a adjustable panhard rod to re center the diff after the lift ?
I’m scratching my head at this point. I have sent a message to tom Wood, I hope he has an answer.
Process
Fitt bushes to new radial arms
lift truck and set on stands
Remove Tie rod end
Unbolt sway bar from top mount
Remove old radial arms
All in reverse again.

Just thought I'd add some pics of the shaft and CV angles.

Have you had a balance and alignment done after all of your suspension changes?
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Hey Dock,
Sorry to hear it didn't fix your vibration. In any case it will make evrything aligned, so you didn't waste your money.
Your front end is dead ringer for mine.(arms, shocks, lift)
I only got 40mm lift from my front springs due to bull bar and winch.
I would go and get a wheel alignment as your next step. I have an adjustable panard rod but I am not sure if it is required. I only have it as it much heavier duty than the stock unit.
Good luck
Nah haven’t had it balanced or any alignment done. I find it strange that they may play a part since the vibration has only shown it’s self after I fitted the CV shaft.
Is there a torque setting for the M20 nut on the rear of the arms ?
I m guessing if they are over tightened the can drag the arms back and alter the castor angle.
I did on the other hand have a small vibration at around 80kph before the CV but after fitting a 10mm spacer to the rear which went under the bottom rear coil retainer plate.

Didn't the vibration start after you changed the suspension setup hence the reason for the dc shaft? I found with mine that even a 10mm change threw everything out which is why I eventually took it to a specialist as I was constantly chasing the problem with no satisfactory result.
The reason I mentioned the balance and alignment as I found them to be so sensitive after each change.
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Total 360 with me though told me there is nothing wrong with using their shafts for highway use at all....and advised that the staff member that you guys had spoken to was wrong with what he had told you...apparently advised that in not so many words is a guy that always looks on the negative and is doom and gloom but he had not provided the correct information regarding their shafts.
they advised me that they source the best materials possible for their shafts and told me to continue using the shaft touring in Australia because it shouldnt be a problem they also advised they did change their design something like 18months ago but even so of the 100's they have sold they have only had 3 shafts return with a failure yours being one of them.
I basically told them that I would keep their shaft (and the emails they know I have other emails too regarding the other info they have given) if it was like they say nothing wrong with using it, but also told them that if this shaft lets go they are going to bloody know about it!!!
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