[maxama10]

http://ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69375&page=2 Has anyone heard anymore about this? It sounds like Jesse at High angle drivelines has found a fix for the Taco vibes but I haven't figured out what it is still.

 

[sechsgang]

It does not sound to me like there is a solution, this thread is from last summer and has just been bumped.

 

[maxama10]

Thats what I meant, It made it sound like Jesse found something to fix it, but the poster never said what. Just to call. So, I was wondering if anyone on TN knew? more or less...

 

[Rem3Dy]

You need to go back and reread. Someone clearly stated what the fix they had come up with was.

 

[J4RR]

My friend fabricates drivelines at a shop and said that they have had several Tacoma's in to fix the vibes without having to fab a new driveline, said to come in if i encounter the vibes when I get my lift, he didn't explain exactly what it was that caused the vibes and what the fix was.

 

[sl3807]

My friend fabricates drivelines at a shop and said that they have had several Tacoma's in to fix the vibes without having to fab a new driveline, said to come in if i encounter the vibes when I get my lift, he didn't explain exactly what it was that caused the vibes and what the fix was.

Do you think you could get some more details from your friend? If he has a definitive fix for the vibe problem, I will send you both a case of beer. There are many of us who have spent hundreds of dollars and hours trying to solve this problem to no avail.

I know i am not the only one who would really appreciate a follow up on the fix. I have tried 4 different driveshafts, 3 sets of springs, 3 sets of shocks, and 2 sets of tires.... Still have vibes from the front and rear. I have been to every offroad shop within 50 miles and no one has an answer.