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It's about 5" lift with 33s I'll get a pic of the shaft to show you in a min.

 

u can see my company's building in that picture lol

 

And you have no sye (slip yoke eliminator) or tcase drop as of now? But you want to put a (guessing) 1"drop on it? Correct?

 

Correct correct and that's in aston and here ar some pictures it's all stock not to pretty haha

 

Btw not my oil stains

 

I would say a drop would be good.... A slip yoke eliminator is the "right" way to do it.... But there's nothing wrong with a drop for now. Hell, mines still dropped an inch without a sye haha. All you should need for that job is a floor jack and some wrenches,sockets, ratchet.... I think there's 2 bolts and 2 studs/nuts. Support the tcase with the floor jack, remove the 2 bolts and 2 nuts. If the studs come out with the nuts, lucky you. If not, double nut the studs and remove them. Install your drop and new longer hardware. Done!

 

Could do a hack n tap also and a front drive shaft

 

I knew how to do it but i can't get the bolts off I tryed for 2 hours today there locked on that's why I asked for an impact gun but I'll keep trying what do you think about using hockey pucks?

 

I used a stud extractor to get mine out on my 2 door

 

The bolts? Or the studs?

 

Both I'm gonna try again tomorrow but the studs are gonna be a ***** to get out too

 

I used a monkey wrench

 

Try a breaker bar? Or a pipe or something to make your ratchet longer?
I usually tack weld the nut on, then blast it off with my impact lol

 

Soak them in pb blaster and invest in a stud remover set. If you use an impact you will be doing more harm than good. My stud came out with a regular 3/8" ratchet and a lot of pressure to make the teeth in the remover dig in. Jake helped me do my sye. Just buy a front driveshaft and use a hack n tap. It's worthwhile as far as vibes, and you get more clearance. When I got rid of my t case drop it made a world of difference.