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Old 08-16-2010, 07:29 AM
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Diveshaft Needs Balanced

Hey everyone, I hope this finds you all well. Recently did some inspecting under my truck and noticed that I am missing a weight off of my driveshaft. Im pretty sure I know when it happened and at higher speeds i can tell its not there!! So does anyone know a good shop to get it balanced?
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Hey Dan,
A few weeks back, I was down on Hwy 17, towards the USS Carolina looking for a place to pick up parts for my OilGuard and stopped in what I seem to remeber was FleetPride shop on the left side of the Hwy. It's just past some RV Custom shop and in a building that sits low off the Hwy.
They are one of these places that make u-bolts, shackles and such, and I saw drive lines sitting on racks that look as if they were built by them.
They were very helpfull and I bet they could hook you up.
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Also, in a pinch, a large hose clamp with the adjuster sitting where your weight was, when tightened will work in a pinch.
Old 08-16-2010, 11:36 AM
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Nice!! I will give the clamp a try. A buddy of mine used to do business there when he worked at a shop down there! I will give them a shout.
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http://www.balancemasters.com/driveshafts/index.html
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Thanks for the replys guys!! Called the Fleetpride place!! Awesome place from what I can tell. 70 bucks for a drive shaft balance and they are gonna check my center support bearing as well!!
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Glad it worked out.
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Next time so you dont have to go to wilmington go to cooks machine shop here in Jacksonville
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He can balance driveshafts?
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I'm pretty sure he can. He does everything else with them...
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