Thread: DriveShaft rear u-joint
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Old 09-09-2022, 08:14 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SeeThruHead View Post
no help really,
a metal u joint into CF composite driveshaft must be using some really heavy duty glue
i would assume to remove it would destroy the shaft.

but how would bolting 180 degrees matter?
i can't think of any reason a u joint would have to be bolted in one way vs another
what would you do if you replaced your diff? not like the diff/drive shaft are balanced together or something.
If u look in the FSM it is recommended if there is any vibration to rotate 90° on the 4 bolts drive and rotate if not fixed. So there something from factory they know.

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