> Mike,
<SNIP>
> Any relative motion is
> indicative of wear or at the least a severe lack of grease. U joints are
> relatively cheap and fairly easy to replace if youve got any doubt. I
> usually replace them every 60K miles or so ever since I lost one on the
> Highway in the middle of nowhere...
> BKB
the motion that I could see was in the actual shaft coming out of the
rear of the transmission, what's that called (output shaft???) anyway
I didn't see any movement in the joints other than what was caused by
the shaft moving a hair. If they aren't too much I'll replace the
joints just to be safe. Doesn't Summit have some beefed up racing
joints? Right now I've got 79,000 miles on the clock. Will I need to
have these installed at a shop or is it something I can do with simple
hand tools?
---Mike, worried near Houston.---
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