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09-09-2009, 02:20 AM
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sye kit
i just put long arms on my jeep and i have severe driveline vibration , and dnt have money for an sye kit .... what do i do . i have a 7.5 inch lift i havent had driveline vibes on short arms before i have a long arm lift that doesnt alow me too use my cross member spacers . and olympic 4x4 said shims are not gonna help are they bull ****tin me ?> 
unless someones willing to trade jeep parts for for an sye kit and drive line ,
unless someones willing to trade jeep parts for for an sye kit and drive line ,
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09-09-2009, 04:56 PM
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Rubicon makes a hack and tap that realitively cheap. Just be carefull when you do it !! After that use the front cv shaft off a cherokee and your set !!
09-09-2009, 05:01 PM
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whats a hack and tap ? what do u do hack off the main output shaft on the t case. but if im gonna use the cv shaft from the front . how do i get a yoke on it .. lol im confused
09-09-2009, 07:21 PM
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The Rubicon hack/tap is a flange arrangment. The factory XJ front shaft needs a yoke style CV. So it's not a bolt-in deal. You can convert the CV .... but by the time you buy the correct parts and new ujoints --- you have saved nothing.
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09-09-2009, 07:29 PM
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i disagree. did mine for under $250 sye and shaft work...def. saved a bunch
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09-09-2009, 07:36 PM
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It's entirely possible to do it .... here is how I came up with the costs ....
Junkyard shaft ... $25 bucks
Ujoints (3 of them) .... $60 bucks
Labor to shorten & rebalance .... $80 bucks
New centering ball assembly ... $70 bucks
Total - $235 (assuming your splines are in good shape)
That's also assuming you can do everything but the shorten/rebalance ....
These are local prices for all the parts need to rebuild a front shaft and bolt it in.
Every situation is different .... but I can sell you a brand new shaft for not much more than the cost of "properly" rebuilding your old one. But again .... I'm giving you a full cost. If you have a known good shaft -- the total cost could very well be much lower.
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09-09-2009, 08:16 PM
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check here you can e mail them if you have any questions they helped me. very good deal.
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