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The shaft must have at least 1 inch of slack in the shaft with it installed at ride height. If not the damage that can be done will be... -
Landon730 replied to the thread Drive shaft travel.Not sure I’ll have to see I’ll take some pictures of it and post and see what you think about the travel
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MrMarty51 replied to the thread Drive shaft travel.With the trunions uncoupled from the differential yoke, can the drive shaft be moved forwards any at all ? Like the ferm said, it must... -
Ok I’ll take it and have it shortened. Another $200 lol I’m feeling the whole measure once cut twice right now lol
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The shaft must have at least 1 inch of slack in the shaft with it installed at ride height. If not the damage that can be done will be...
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My dad did but it hasn’t broke nothing so I’m not certain it’s totally bottomed out I’ll take some pictures in a little while for y’all
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did you measure the length needed or did they?
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if the slip yoke is bottomed out than that's a problem. when the suspension compresses there's no where for the driveshaft to go
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Transfer case and rear end use u joints. Has a slip yoke in the center where the two drive shafts connect but that slip yoke is bottomed out
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so the slip yoke going into the tranny is bottomed out?
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I have a odd question but I converted my 98 from auto to manual last week and obviously had to have the driveshaft redone. When I...
