ym42

Took the car to local Ford dealer to install the adjustable UCA and one piece driveshaft. First time they installed everything and it felt OK, but they did not torque/tighten the adjustable part of the UCA properly. After driving the car for few hundred miles it became loose and I had to take it in. Second time they torqued it properly and used locktite, but it seems they did not set a proper length / pinion angle. Now when the right side of the car goes over a bump or uneven pavement the driveshaft hits the tunnel or rubs against its walls. I am not sure I want to take the car back to the dealer shop. I would like to find a more experienced place in NJ that knows this kind of thing and stands by their work. I am sort of desperate because I do not have time to deal with this nuisance ( too much crap at work to deal with ). I would love to install long tube headers and other things but only if its done properly. I am tired to take the car back to this careless and incompetent dealership...