Nathan017

hey guys, previously removed one leaf, from the bottom which was a short leaf , and managed to drop my ute about 70mm, needless to say my rear is majorly high - nose diving still and I don't carry heavy loads in the tray. I was wondering what leaf I should remove ? I have another small one at the bottom followed by 5 long ones which are encased in the pack, the ride on the rear is very bumpy thanks

next on the to do list tomorrow, so sick of this noise its taking away from the turbo enjoyment.

It is a tough one for sure. I added some shims after checking diff and tail-shaft angles, it seamed to remove a good deal of the vibration but it still just doesn't feel right, especially when giving it a hammer, I can feel a mild vibration. Is the center bearing a possibility to be on its way out ?

Hi guys first time post. Stuck between the trenches trying to diagnose this issue, and iv done a lot of reading about the issue I'm having. long story short, lowered the rear leaf springs and now getting a mild vibration when in high gears around 1500RPM . Ruled out unbalanced tyres, now iv been reading about pinion shims to adjust pinion angles . I'm wondering if there is anything else that could cause this as I checked the degrees off the diff and pinion and it is currently perpendicular - mind you I'm not a specialist at this. Any help would be grateful .