Views : 69,253
Genre: Autos & Vehicles
Date of upload: May 27, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.989 (9/3,186 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-17T16:03:02.999718Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
That clunk is pinion angle. It will put you sideways under hard brakes into pinion angle push. Put a go pro under the car and film it. Those spherical bearings I ran on my car and the noise and vibration was horrible. So I made the mount to the body a super pro rubber style mount. Much much better and it helped with axle tramp and better articulation under load 👍 good work
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I've been following this build for 6 YEARS NOW and after my deployment, I'm going to get after my 76 liftback. I've been re-watching your older videos so I can start ordering mostly the exact parts you all used I can't wait. (I ordered one part already a LONG time ago and that was 2 speed academy license plate covers)
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Flywheel -- If you put in a lightweight flywheel, it can/will resonate. The sound is exactly like what I hear on mine. You'll learn to hate/live with it. My next clutch replacement will be the time I go back to OEM on it. This just made me think for a moment. Wonder if a good harmonic balancer might help... I'm thinking maybe so. Thought I'd share the brainstorming.
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For a street car you'd enjoy having bushed 4-links significantly more. I switched to rose link jointed 4-links in my AE86 but got tired of the clunks. Ended up swapping the ends for urethane (keeping the adjustable links so still tunable) which removed the clunks (same issue, clunks at low speed). Dialing in the working angle for the driveshaft UJ's to both 1.5 degrees front and rear smoothed out the drive as well.
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@GleepGlop2
11 months ago
All of these builds make me appreciate the engineering that goes into OEM parts and I'd be inclined to mess with as little of it as humanly possible if I expect any level of street driveability. As soon as I'd start modifying for track performance I'd waive any expectation of a quiet comfortable ride.
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