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Re: It was the U-joints after all!

Subject: Re: It was the U-joints after all!
by BeachBum on 2009/1/10 3:16:17

For what its worth, drag racers go through those needle bearings like popcorn. Many bring along an extra to the track to change them out when necessary. I replace the joints a minimum of once a year, sometimes they need to be replaced multiple times.

As a note, this is not a unique problem to me, but all racers running the 36 or 44 IRS....

I know this isn't helping you on why yours went out, but you should know, this is a common problem and quite frankly, acceptable to most racers.....(would prefer them failing vs something else back there)

btw, I'm guessing you were hearing a clicking sound when you drove it that was faint, but increased with load.
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