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they're one time use. Once they're stretched they don't have the same clamping force they originally did.Originally Posted by Bryce226
Just use the u-bolts from whatever XJ he pulls the 8.25 from
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I've re-used u bolts for 47 years. Never had an issue.Originally Posted by gravik
I got it from LKQ so it was already pulled
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that's what I've seen posted, and looked it up afterwards and there were tests that some company did.Originally Posted by cruiser54
I've re-used u bolts for 47 years. Never had an issue.
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a study commissioned by u bolt manufacturers?Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
that's what I've seen posted, and looked it up afterwards and there were tests that some company did.
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LOL! Everyone claims that u-bolts are one time use. But I've reused them my whole life and everyone I know reuses them whenever possible and no one has ever had an issue.Originally Posted by cruiser54
a study commissioned by u bolt manufacturers?
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Yep. An old wives tale.Originally Posted by Bryce226
LOL! Everyone claims that u-bolts are one time use. But I've reused them my whole life and everyone I know reuses them whenever possible and no one has ever had an issue.
I think I'd rather rely on 28 year old USA made u bolts than off shore made new ones made in a sweat shop by slave labor. You?
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I put an 8.25 on my wife's 3" lifted 88 XJ with the stock driveshaft. Works perfectly.Originally Posted by winginit
would you have to change the drive shaft if it were lifted 3" 8.25 is what 1 inch longer then a d-35 ?
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I retained my DS also.......>MJ, however.Originally Posted by cruiser54
I put an 8.25 on my wife's 3" lifted 88 XJ with the stock driveshaft. Works perfectly.
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Samo, samo.Originally Posted by Jeep Driver
I retained my DS also.......>MJ, however.
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8.25 has a longer pinion than the d35 so therefore it have a shorter driveshaft.Originally Posted by winginit
would you have to change the drive shaft if it were lifted 3" 8.25 is what 1 inch longer then a d-35 ?
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So, in a lifted application it will be perfect.Originally Posted by XJwonders
8.25 has a longer pinion than the d35 so therefore it have a shorter driveshaft.
are you done yet?
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nope I ll go write a novel nowOriginally Posted by cruiser54
So, in a lifted application it will be perfect. are you done yet?
