76_Cheyenne
1/2 ton status
Where can I get an extended rear driveshaft for 6.5" of lift. Can I get by with an extended yoke or should I get an extended shaft. Thanks for the input.
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Where to get an extended driveshaft?
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outlaw612
1/2 ton status
There are a couple of reputable places. I got my CV shaft from Tow woods and its top notch. High Angle Driveline is has a great reputation and Jesse is a member here so Id recommend using them.
JMZ
Registered Member
You could get one from a pickup, and have it shortened. That would be the cheap way.
gokartergo
3/4 ton status
Go to Denny's Driveshafts (to the web site) and download the measuring tool.
Then call your local driveshaft co. Ask they how much $$$.
Call around and ask questions about esp. about balancing - what machine do they use.
I found a shop that uses the same balanching machine (40k) that Denny's does, and I can just drive over there and get what I need.
-- Mike
Then call your local driveshaft co. Ask they how much $$$.
Call around and ask questions about esp. about balancing - what machine do they use.
I found a shop that uses the same balanching machine (40k) that Denny's does, and I can just drive over there and get what I need.
-- Mike
www.drivelinesolutions.com Definately talk to Oscar at Arizona Driveline. His forethought saved me lots of money and he was very patient in aswering my questions and good at explaining his points. I am a satisfied customer. You can find their ads in the back of Fourwheeler and Petersons 4wheel and off road.......JP too, I think.
