That rear end clunk could be worn out or missing leaf spring pads...had a similar issue.
Leaf spring pads are polly ones that are brand new. So I don't think it would be that.
I hope I didn't break an axle tube. I have seen that before but thinking it would worse if that was the case. I have a eaton 3:36 setup in a 8.2. Almost everything has been replaced on this car.
I was wondering if the front perches for the leafs could be moving a little with the torq. I only hear the noise on a hard take off and/or a hard stop.
How about if you shift back and forth between drive and reverse?
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