Dropmember Guys,... 2-Piece Driveshafts?

[DREAMER1]

What about driveshafts for 73-87s? Any suggestions? Does this info apply the same?
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[Rochlow]

Any more info on this?? I like to see what the guys using the portbuilt trailing arm crossmember and extreme rear kit are using.

[2002yanks]

i have extreme front and rear drop members. i used a 2 piece from a i6. it has the smaller carrier bearing(like mikes). i had to space the carrier bearing up 1 1/2 to 2 inches(cant remember) to get it close. ended up having to lengthen the front shaft to make it work(was 4 inches short). didnt get it balanced yet, but it drives good- with min vibration. plan is to get a new one made this spring when i get it back out.

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by Rochlow

Any more info on this?? I like to see what the guys using the portbuilt trailing arm crossmember and extreme rear kit are using.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=563461

Originally Posted by 2002yanks

i have extreme front and rear drop members. i used a 2 piece from a i6. it has the smaller carrier bearing(like mikes). i had to space the carrier bearing up 1 1/2 to 2 inches(cant remember) to get it close. ended up having to lengthen the front shaft to make it work(was 4 inches short). didnt get it balanced yet, but it drives good- with min vibration. plan is to get a new one made this spring when i get it back out.

Pics?

[2002yanks]

not the greatest pics, but here they are. didnt get one at ride height, we took it right outside and put the bed on after this pic.





full truck shot: love this pic.

[Slammed66]

Here's what I came up with