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High angle Driveline higher speed question.

orygunbou71

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Nov 17, 2009
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Ashland, Oregon
Hi there I'm looking at getting a High angle driveline from Jesse at High Angle Driveline down in CA. My question is how does it behave at higher speeds in high range? Is there major vibrations in the shaft at 40-50 mph range??
 

BUCKWILD

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Jun 20, 2016
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Butte county
I dont think any of his are a problem with that. Jess builds an amazing product, give him a call he'sa great guy and will take care of you. All of mine have been from him have been perfect. Ive been to 92 mph in 4 high
 

ntsqd

heratic car camper
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Jan 30, 2005
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Upper SoKA
Whether it vibes or not is a function of the installed angles more than the assembly of the shaft. Any competent drive-shaft mfg should be able to deliver a shaft that won't vibe on its own. That said, Jesse is a stand-up guy and he builds a superior product. Good choice.
 

DirtDonk

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As said it should handle any speed on the road you care to travel as long as the angles are proper. A High-Angle shaft is not there specifically so you can run at extreme angles all the time, or to correct for an improper pinion angle. It's simply to allow you more leeway in suspension travel before it binds.

Nothing inherent in it's design to limit your speed that I know of.
Good product. We sell them too, for that reason. I think we stock one for the front specifically, but obviously they can make you anything you need I would think.

What's your setup? Got pics.
Keep us posted on how it all works out.

Paul
 
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