bajaviking
1/2 ton status
As it says above, will I need to shorten/lenghten my driveshaft when I install the 14 bolt FF?
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Do I need to change the lenght of my drive shaft when I put in my 14 bolt?
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TruckNutzDude
1/2 ton status
I think it is slightly shorter than your rear 12 bolt. It is the same length to the pinion as a 10 bolt rear end. I highly doubt you will need to change the length of your driveshaft though.
84_Chevy_K10
Banned
No you don't need to change your driveshaft.
4GUNZ4X4Z
1/2 ton status
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No you don't need to change your driveshaft.
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Ditto.
NO.
U-joint will be different size.
No you don't need to change your driveshaft.
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Ditto.
NO.
U-joint will be different size.
Stock suspension?
I had to drop the t-case to keep the rear yoke from binding.
That was with a 465/205 slip yoke.
Now that I swapped in a fixed yoke output and a new shaft the driveline angle is alot better though.
I had to drop the t-case to keep the rear yoke from binding.
That was with a 465/205 slip yoke.
Now that I swapped in a fixed yoke output and a new shaft the driveline angle is alot better though.
