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hey guys i have an issue when i hit hard acceleration i have a vibration go through the rear but it seems to smoothen out after past a certain rev range.had garage 101 look at it they couldnt see anything noticeable.and said it maybee could be diff...? what do you guys reckon .it drives normal the rest of the time .

Just a guess and this is only because I had this happen.

Something fell down the right side of my boot floor so it was between the bodykit and the car.

Every time I put my foot down it would vibrate.

Ended up being a can of something down there.

We're talking about a car perhaps 20 years old and probably still running the original driveline components, despite who knows how many high rpm clutch dumps.

My money is on the propshaft universal joint and that's a specialist repair job.

Not replaceable due to the peened-in design but still they perform extremely well.

However if you load them up heaps, the worn needles won't be happy and hello vibrations.

  • 2 weeks later...

Whilst underneath the tailshaft of a different R32 GT-R, push upwards at the joint or bearing, you'll probably notice that it's a lot stiffer than yours.

Yours might even have a slight bow in it - or it's softer. It'd certainly have more movement - hmm, maybe 2".

It would be easier to change the whole shaft than a universal joint (as jiffo alluded to).

I don't know about tailshaft replacements in a R32 GT-R; but in the R33 GT-R, the tailshaft is different between a V-Spec and a Non-V-Spec.

I have the same problem ( well I think). It usually happens between 2.8 k to 3.2k then booom turbos kick-in 10psi and you don,t notice it anymore.

You barely notice it in 1-3 because of how quick the GTR goes from 2.8 to 3.2. so its really more a thing of cruising on the highway in 5th gear.

I thought it was my 20yr old diff. or could this be du to an aftermarket diff making this weird sound?

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