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Old 09-02-2020, 09:54 AM
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Since the lift has changed your driveshaft angles, I'd start with an easy/no-cost thing: grease all of your driveshaft u-joints, and the slip yokes.

If that doesn't solve it, move on to other items - such as removing one driveshaft and see if the vibration persists; if so, put it back and remove the other.
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