Help Wanted to finish Jeep

Sorry just been a real busy work week. I can look at everything for u and help explain things. Ill be in the garage all weekend. Dont think i will have time to get u on the lift but ill take some time to explain things. Btw, associated is not the place to take it if u want it done right. They are good for parts but they usually do big rig stuff and cant usually ballance shorter shafts. I have a sye kit on my other jeep so u can even see what that looks like.

Aaron

Here is a link to explain u-joint angles:

http://www.agcoauto.com/content/news/p2_articleid/189

http://www.4xshaft.com/driveline101.asp

At what sped are you getting the vibration at ?

When mine was at 6 inches I still ran a stock drive shaft with no problems but I wouldn't recommend going any taller without putting on a sye and are you running a t case lowering kit if so you should take that off

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I want to finish my jeep. It is with this in mind that I am sending this out.

I sent an email out to a member but have not heard back so I am going to ask for help this way.

My problem is simple I do not know what/how to measure and perform the job needed to fix my vibrations in my driveshaft and install an SYE setup (or even if I should). I still don't get it or really understand how to. I do not want to go cutting the transfer case, or increasing the length of the driveshaft (Associated Truck in Newark, if needed is a place I found) because I want it done right.

I understand that it is about driveline angles and binding but I still do not get it.

My 1996 ZJ is lifted with 6 inches total 4" springs 2" spacers
4.0 liter
Automatic Selec Trac
NP 242 Transfer Case

Is there anyone with the knowledge and time that would be willing to help me figure / perform this task. I will pay them in either Beer, good Whiskey (don't have to share with the spouse ) / or cash money), and I would like to help and learn. So if this is something someone is interested in doing let me know. I live in Middletown and will come to you .

John Gill
JGillRN96
JGillRN96@yahoo.com
302-650-0782

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To be honest I would go with tattons oe tom woods driveshafts ive have heard horror stories about that place with jeeps. Theres is a place in saulisbury maryland but tattons and tom woods is probably the best around. Good luck with the jeep if Astape is doing it it will be done right. If I cant fix my jeep I call him.