You are right, the 99s don't like lifts. But 2" should be OK. The vibes come from the slip yoke being pulled out too far. Could you take a pic of your output shaft and yoke so we can see how far out it is?
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Re: Vibration after <2" lift, U-Joints? SYE? T-case drop?
You are right, the 99s don't like lifts. But 2" should be OK. The vibes come from the slip yoke being pulled out too far. Could you take a pic of your output shaft and yoke so we can see how far out it is?
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Re: Vibration after <2" lift, U-Joints? SYE? T-case drop?
That's what the output shaft looks like. I'm also wondering if I have more lift than I think I do. My stock springs were shot, so it looks WAY higher, but maybe its over 2" in the back?
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