Centered t-case output with stock rear axle

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Posted by David N. Lundstrom on Tuesday, December 16, 2003 at 1:22PM :

Has anyone done this? This should still quiet down the T-case and the plane the angle on the driveshaft is in shouldn't really cause a vibration problem, correct? I don't think I will have much luck finding a WC housing to do a centered rear diff, so I might just try it this way.
Thanks
Dave

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Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Dan Lowe 4:10PM 12/16/2003

"bending in two directions" HA HA HA HA - casebro 11:56AM 12/17/2003
- a better analogy - casebro 11:02AM 12/19/2003
Yes, But.................... - Paul(in NY) 0:09AM 12/17/2003
- Re: Yes, But..........very slow operation. - Dan Lowe 9:58AM 12/17/2003
  - FFPW not a slow moving truck?? - Dan Shockley 9:54AM 12/18/2003
Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - HWooldridge 7:36PM 12/16/2003
Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Russ/Wyo 5:34PM 12/16/2003
- Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Dan Lowe 10:02AM 12/17/2003

Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Fred Coldwell 2:54PM 12/16/2003

Boy, have I been wrong! - Paul Cook 4:37PM 12/16/2003
- Re: Boy, have you been wrong! - Fred Coldwell 6:04PM 12/16/2003

Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Glen 1:52PM 12/16/2003

Re: Centered t-case output with stock rear axle - Chris In Idaho 1:33PM 12/16/2003

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