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Old 05-22-2012, 08:10 AM   #3
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Re: k series front driveshaft help!!

I agree. I have run these for years and have an abusive driving habit-tee-hee. I would go to your local driveshaft shop and see if they could make you one. I run one in the front and the rear as well. The rear is a custom Tom Woods Shaft and has held up well for over ten years. I took it in after a bad accident and there was a seal in the joint that needed replacing but otherwise in good shape. While there I was "schooled" in why I should not attempt to cut my own shaft.
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