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busa johnny 03-14-2009, 08:21 AM Is it ok two run two driveline spacers on the rear shaft of a Samurai? One on each end. I'm thinking of moving my axle back an inch & i have an extra spacer available. I know the ext. yoke or lengthened drivleine would the correct thing to do, but i'd thought i'd ask.http://byfiles.storage.live.com/y1p9epTyaL0mryrcPOLKUBDsztrBdzbCyUarPsb-CAtr5AI-rTtFvGPbIjceoV6FpLs blackrider 03-14-2009, 09:11 AM yeah not the correct thing to do but give it a try,if it vibrates too much make a longer drive shaft... put them at opposite ends of coarse:D cajunsuzukispider 03-14-2009, 01:30 PM well, keep in mind the driveshaft shops that advertise in the magazines have put out a chart of angles compared to rpm's. . to spin the driveshaft with no vibrations or premature wear at highway speeds, you need to keep each u-joint to less than 3 degrees, and keep them within 3 degrees of each other. . you'd also be better off taking a front driveshaft and cutting it down to fit just right, that way the u-joints would be as far from each other as possible and help to lower the angles. supazuk94 03-14-2009, 02:38 PM yes you can use 2 spacers . it will cause drive line bind in the end next please change the color of your font its killing my eyes and do me a favor and check in | |