Porc Sye ?
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Year: 2005
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Porc Sye ?
Does anybody know if a rear DS out of an auto XJ fit this SYE without any mods to yhe DS? Thanks for any insight.
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Year: 03Rubicon,2001,1989 2-door(desribed)
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Wouldn't you want a driveshaft with a slip in it? A rear XJ driveshaft doesn't slip are you thinking about a front driveshaft?
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I run the PORC SYE with a stock front driveshaft in the rear. It worked fine with my 8.25, and also with my current 8.8 axle.
There is no flange or anything, the PORC SYE is a yoke.
There is no flange or anything, the PORC SYE is a yoke.
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Just got back from out of town. Yes it is the HD SYE and I am going to get the front DS from an auto. So what i am reading is that it should bolt right in. Correct?
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Year: 2001
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I just did this exact mod a few months ago:
PORC SYE
Stock front xj driveshaft from a 2001:
refer to this for finding the right length DS for your application:
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catal...r_shafts2.html
It's a direct bolt-in. No mods neccessary.
Good luck
PORC SYE
Stock front xj driveshaft from a 2001:
refer to this for finding the right length DS for your application:
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catal...r_shafts2.html
It's a direct bolt-in. No mods neccessary.
Good luck
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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I just did this exact mod a few months ago:
PORC SYE
Stock front xj driveshaft from a 2001:
refer to this for finding the right length DS for your application:
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catal...r_shafts2.html
It's a direct bolt-in. No mods neccessary.
Good luck
PORC SYE
Stock front xj driveshaft from a 2001:
refer to this for finding the right length DS for your application:
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catal...r_shafts2.html
It's a direct bolt-in. No mods neccessary.
Good luck
So, are you saying i could get the porc sye for about $170 and pick up a front driveshaft from another xj, and be ready to go?! If this works, why doesn't everybody do it? Could prolly do the whole thing for under $250?
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