unrealford
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I agree, DSS definitely off my list
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TymeSlayer said:DSS has returned my 3-1/2 DS repaired. They replaced the CV end and re-balanced it. It looks good. I am a man of faith and since they repaired it at no cost to me even thought the warranty expired, I feel comfortable putting it back on as soon as I have a free weekend. There was no real explanation as to why the rubber boot broke but perhaps it was an installation issue and it lost the grease. The CV end does move slightly and perhaps while forcing it on the back side, the boot was damaged but unseen at the tyme. Freaking amateur. Oh, that was me. I think I'll let the boys at RWR install it this tyme around.
Budget Boss said:During an inspection of my DSS d/s the rubber boot on the CV joint is torn. The d/s is still fine however, if left alone the CV joint would eventually fail. It has been a year and three months since my drive shaft was installed. Also, since the installation the car has only seen 3000 miles of road time and since this past February it has only seen track time. My car has 6000 miles on it now. If you have a DSS d/s you should inspect the rubber boot on the CV joint to make sure it hasn't failed.
Budget Boss said:I haven't contacted them yet.
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Flyboygsxr said:What's the gap set at? It's supposed to be between 3 1/2" - 4" if I remember correctly. I reinstalled my DSS but I'm still nervous about it. I had a weird vibration so I readjusted the pinion angle and it went away. I hope it lasts but I'm not holding my breath.
808Boss said:That's a good point although the gap should be between 3 1/4" and 3 3/4" according to the instruction sheet supplied... I'm like at 3-5/8". Hope there aren't any issues down the road...
Flyboygsxr said:No, 3 5/8" is good. Lee told me u can stretch it to 4". 3 1/2" is ideal. Do you have an adjustable upper or lower control arm?