Coraphix

So my dad was telling me about an after market part/kit/setup something that goes in/on the transfer case to keep the drive lines from falling out of place if/when i over extend my axles.

Does anyone know what this is, where i can get it, about how much, ect?
any help would be great, thank you guys and gals

Jeepjunky

prbly a SYE kit, slip yoke eliminator, thers a bunch of companies that sell them, i think the best are JB conversions, and advance adapters. ther usually cost around $200 but you need a new rear drive shaft too

Coraphix

thank you, ill look into that.

another question: im doing wiring, i need to get lots of wire loom from 1" to 1/4" and i need heat shrink. but a teacher of mine told me to look into a "gluing heat shrink" that as you heat it oozes a glue that will give it a bomb proof shield.

Any ideas what this is or where i can get it?

SeriousOffroad

Check my site for SYE's.

The heat shrink your referring to is called Melt-Liner. Not the kind of stuff you want to use everywhere. I recommend it for soldered joints only...and make sure you clean any flux off the joints or they will corrode.

Coraphix

so for a cherokee with a 3.5" lift and 31" tires. do you think an SYE would be a good thing to put in my jeep?

SeriousOffroad

Only if you are experiencing driveline vibes.

FWIW,
You're suspension won't flex to the point that your driveshafts will get pulled apart.