Front driveshaft

[skunked]

...and guaranteed to prevent undercarriage rust!

Haven’t noticed it actually, however I rarely drive faster than 10mph with the front locked unless I’m snow wheeling.

 

[nvrenuf]

Haven’t noticed it actually, however I rarely drive faster than 10mph with the front locked unless I’m snow wheeling.

Yeah, mine was in the rear so it was gettin it. lol

 

[BattleBornK5]

Yeah, mine was in the rear so it was gettin it. lol

It’s definitely not recommended for rear application.

 

[doubletrouble]

What's a BAMF? Lots of good info here. I also think clocking the tcase is causing some issues. My front axle is pushed forward 1.5" with 5-6" of lift and I just ground the stops and lengthened the stock shaft for now. No issues.

Thanks for asking, I was also wondering.

 

[stump_puller]

Great info here. Funny thing is I was about to make a thread about this same topic. Doing a 52” spring in the front with the axle move 1.5” forward only to find the shaft isn’t long enough(figured that was gonna happen anyways) and even if it was with the axle dropped all the way seems the shaft angle was wrong.
but with that being said I now have some things to check out.
amazing how things work out sometimes.
This site rocks! And thanks for the info.

 

[imiceman44]

What's a BAMF? Lots of good info here. I also think clocking the tcase is causing some issues. My front axle is pushed forward 1.5" with 5-6" of lift and I just ground the stops and lengthened the stock shaft for now. No issues.

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