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Old 11-27-2012, 11:59 AM
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I put my stock, rebuilt drveshft back on yesterday. No vibrations at 50mph (not gone faster on the roads around here). We'll se whatthe highway vibes are like. The Disco is nothing more than a second car / grocery getter / tow car, so I'm more than happy to stick with the stock shaft. How much damage can really be done with a 2003 anyway LOL
 
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Old 11-28-2012, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by antichrist
The stock propshaft is fine for probably 90% of drivers if it's properly maintained. Face it, Land Rovers aren't super high torque power houses.
265,000 miles on my '95, run 7.50x16's and I beat it off road and am not a gentle driver on the road. 3/4's of that is with a DII front prop.
Reliability, not capability is most important to me and the stock shaft is one of those anomolies (may break going to the grocery, may hold up rock-hopping on 33s), so I guess I'm in that 10%.

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