2014 Mustang GT Drive Shaft Carrier Slack
3/14/24, 06:50 AM
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mileage seems low for the bearings to be worn out; but the rubber can deteriorate with age regardless of mileage so I guess it is possible
if you want the smoothest possible operation, with forgiveness of pinion angle and suspension lowering, go with the OEM driveshaft; if you can tolerate some vibration and potential need to adjust pinion angle with adjustable upper control arm, and want the best performance, go with the one-piece aluminum DS
if you want the smoothest possible operation, with forgiveness of pinion angle and suspension lowering, go with the OEM driveshaft; if you can tolerate some vibration and potential need to adjust pinion angle with adjustable upper control arm, and want the best performance, go with the one-piece aluminum DS
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