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Old 10-19-2010, 04:42 PM   #18
scrapmetalart
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Re: Driveshaft concerns/questions

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Originally Posted by brad_man_72 View Post
I work in a driveline shop so I build new. You can modify a used shaft. Definitely work for a professional and ballance.

unless you are using a transmission with a bolt on yoke (you can use a slip trans yoke on these transmissions) or use bolt on yoke and have a slip and stub installed at trans end of shaft. The trans yoke provides more than enough slip for suspension travel, and you can't have more than 1 slip in a one piece driveline. It will fall out.
I thought the rear shaft was the problem when lowering & that the slip joint needed added to it....

Maybe the rear shaft just needs shortened after substantial lowering?
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