probably because you put lowering springs on stock shocks.....HUGE NO NO!!!....you were probably driveing on blown shocks and the shock was bottoming out causeing it to bang and jar the car around.
then you aren't serious about raceing....those steps are very simple compaired to what most have to do...dude has it down to a science and simple enough to calibrate at the track.
Just cause it hooks up great at one track doest mean it will at another...or if the temp outside changes a few...
i went to votech in highschool for machining....been machining ever sense...knowing computers really isnt going to help you do much when it comes to programing machines or useing cnc machines as they run on g code or m code....some machines run there own electronics like mazac n such.....so...
you can get a new center support bearing from toyota for little over $200....i went with a single piece aluminum driveshaft from shaftmasters for $340 shipped.
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