Ordered lift springs.. I'm stoked

[1-ton]

Is this Superlift 1" driveshaft spacer (part #4310) for an NP208 or a NP205? Is there one made for the NP205, and what would be the part number? One of the reasons I could not find this part in the Superlift cataloug, is that is listed for Dodges only , even though it will fit a GM as well.

 

[78Suburban]

I need the spacer for the 203

 

[mikey_d05]

I had 4" lift springs and a zero rate (with which I moved the axle 1.5" forward) and I needed a longer front shaft. Don't know if you're gonna relocate the axle or not but that's my only experience with a similar setup.

 

[78Suburban]

I had 4" lift springs and a zero rate (with which I moved the axle 1.5" forward) and I needed a longer front shaft. Don't know if you're gonna relocate the axle or not but that's my only experience with a similar setup.

If I ever get the money for a HAD shaft, then yes, I'll move it foward. For the time being I plan to just use the zero rate as a spacer to gain more lift. Hopefully I can get away with a stock shaft with not too many problems.

 

[mikey_d05]

I don't have the money for an HAD shaft either, I made my junk into a square shaft.

 

[roadnotca]

On the Superlift 4310, I'd call & ask.

 

[1-ton]

I called SuperLift and got some dimesions on their driveshaft spacer (part #4310).

Bolt patern: 3" X 4-1/8"

Outer diameter: 5"

Inner diameter: 2-7/8"

 

[pvfjr]

You know what to do now James.