RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
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- Phoenix,Az
This is due to the u joint angle
Your talking apples to oranges, U-joints don't cause or help to cause DW.
I suspect that adjusting the pinion angle to 0 degrees caused the turning forces to bind the u joint in the driveshaft at that speed.
how much angle can I get on that front driveshaft U joint before its gonna bind at speed ?
That would be a totally different issue!
blu3fan;246595908Anyone who says caster angle cannot cause death wobble. Doesnt know what death wobble is yet. This is something beyond death wobble. maybe it should have its own name... LOL !!![/QUOTE said:It could only "contribute" to what ever else is going on, but not by itself!
You still haven't said what track-bar and bracket your running?
As a stated earlier, I'm at 5.5" lift w/ a LP D30 and running 2.9* of caster for 15yrs now and it drives better than it did when I drove it off the lot brand new!
I don't believe you mentioned anything about your tires/wheels/ and balance?