Dana 30 LP Drive Shaft Angle
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Dana 30 LP Drive Shaft Angle
I need some pics of ur front drive shaft angle from yall that are running 4.5"-6.5" lifts
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Originally Posted by xjfirefighter
Ill get some pics when I go outside , are you getting some vibration ?
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Its hard putting my front shaft in. I'm at a little over 6.5. If you install the end to the transfer case first and then the axle side, it's easier. Best solution is to go high pinion. That's what I'm doing
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im running upper and lower rustys fixed CA's for a 6.5" lift...i think my drive shaft is worn out its got play in the slip yoke part
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Originally Posted by salad
Sure does. That's the part in the middle that slides back and forth to change length.
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That just didn't sound like the correct name for the part. Now that I think about it the part that bolts to the yoke on the axle is also a yoke which the driveshaft slips into. But the driveshaft doesn't slip into the yoke it just slips into the tube part of the yoke. But then the yoke and tube are one piece so it would all be called a yoke. Thanks for the information.