Remaining Minor Vibration Resolved:
Alright, so it's not absolutely flawless, but before I took the new driveshaft to the driveshaft shop, I wanted to give the U-Joints one more go. The ones that came with it were obviously used. So, I swapped them out, tonight. The vibration that bothered me is finally gone. It already was minor, but now anyone driving/riding in the car for the first time will not walk away thinking there was anything out of the ordinary. This is so relieving. Black Jack has never been so smooth! It took 2 transmissions, 2 sets of U-Joints, test fitting 3 different drive shafts, Wheel & Tire balance, Axle bearings, messing around with the pinion nut, Adjustable
Upper Control Arms, learning to and aligning the pinion, D/S, & Trans. I learned a lot along the way.
MM Caster/Camber plates & Steeda Bump Steer kit:
The other thing I had someone else do for me, today, was install these kits and align the car to my specs (-2* camber, 0 Toe, & up to 6* positive caster or as far as it will let you go. I admit I was a bit disappointed with the caster results, but the rest came out right on the money. The caster isn't terrible, but before the plates, the same guy manages about 2* of caster:
Updated engine bay pic:
Bumpsteer kit, a.k.a. tie-rod end extender:
Alright. I've done what I've set out to do, and I'm going to lay low for a while. It's time to turn my attention to outprocessing post, packing, and moving. Never been more sick of working on one of my cars, but now that it's done, I think/hope that I'm in a place that I can just drive and enjoy.