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SeanPaintsFlames · 12-03-2010, 10:41 PM

Regardless of how it rides or whatever, that thing looks great! I did the same drop to my truck as I'm restoring it, but I have no bed on or motor in it yet to see how it really looks. You've given me inspiration to get it back together! Very nice indeed. I would think that a well-balanced one-piece drive shaft would make it seem much smoother, especially at higher speeds, than the old two-piece carrier bearing drive shaft.

12-03-2010, 10:41 PM	#37
SeanPaintsFlames Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Buford, Ga. Posts: 339	Re: Djm 5" f/r drop install (with pics) Regardless of how it rides or whatever, that thing looks great! I did the same drop to my truck as I'm restoring it, but I have no bed on or motor in it yet to see how it really looks. You've given me inspiration to get it back together! Very nice indeed. I would think that a well-balanced one-piece drive shaft would make it seem much smoother, especially at higher speeds, than the old two-piece carrier bearing drive shaft. __________________ My 68 cougar restomod build:HERE Last edited by SeanPaintsFlames; 12-03-2010 at 10:42 PM.