Superlift drive shaft extension

[CHEVY 4WD]

anyone ever use one? I dont need my drive shaft to be much longer and this spacer gives 1" sposibly I havent had good experences with superlift but might be worth giving them another shot

 

[boz42]

that thing will work. there was one on my last rig i bought. i strongly recommend not using it & spending the green$ to have your shaft lengthened by a driveline shop. it is the only right way to fix it.

 

[ColAdo82K5]

Hey,
If you have a flange style front drive output on your transfer case you can use this extension. It is 1 inch thick and is used for the front driveshaft if it uses a flange. I have one on my truck and it works out great. It is solid metal and is very beefy. My u joints/or driveshaft would break way before this thing would even think about it. It worked well for my 6 inch front springs.
Blake

 

[CHEVY 4WD]

its a 84 ½ton 208 I do want to get my shafts lengthend but right now im at 4in and the front is just BARLEY long enough theres plans for 6in in about a year(mabe sooner) so I dont really wanna do new shafts yet

 

[Confedneck]

that spacer would be perfect..no need for over 100$ in driveshaft work when a 20 dollar piece will suffice..

 

[Emmettology 101]

I have used a few of them and so have my friends and they work great. No problems from any of ours!!! I recommend them...

 

[avgas]

After what height lift does a longer driveshaft/extension become necessary? I'm looking to lift my '73 4-6" and this thread has got me thinking I may be forgetting some important factors to consider.

 

[CHEVY 4WD]

does anyone have any pix of them? and know of a good place to to buy one? the only place i know of is TYRES and i would rather not get it from them

 

[FL84K5]

Here's a picture of mine. Its the spacer to the right of the transfer case flange. It's 1 inch thick. I'm using it with a 6 inch lift and it works fine. I'm not sure where the best place to get it is, I got mine from the local 4x4 shop.