So just measured, from the oil slinger on my tcase to centerline on my diff is about 37".
The front shaft measured about 32"..
The front shaft measured about 32"..
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Link? Never heard of them...Originally Posted by neverenuff
JB conversions makes a quality SYE and also sell a super short SYE if interested.
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The ZJ driveshafts can work per the chart. Tom Woods is hardly the last word in driveshafts. There is Adam's in Nevada & you can just go to your local driveline shop and have them make you what you want.
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B-17 sorry for late reply ... A little new to sending links... WWW.jbconversions.com ... good all around service, quality parts, one of the orginial suppliers of SYE kits. www.jbconversions.com
Oh man, some pricey stuff there.
Not sure which SYE I'll go with yet, but it will be this week. And I just got a front shaft from a 94 grand Cherokee V8 yesterday for $26. So, starting to get her parts now.
Not sure which SYE I'll go with yet, but it will be this week. And I just got a front shaft from a 94 grand Cherokee V8 yesterday for $26. So, starting to get her parts now.
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Not sure which SYE I'll go with yet, but it will be this week. And I just got a front shaft from a 94 grand Cherokee V8 yesterday for $26. So, starting to get her parts now.
Summit racing has the Advanced Adapters SYE for 189 shipped. Got mine in about 4 days.Originally Posted by B-17 guy
Oh man, some pricey stuff there.Not sure which SYE I'll go with yet, but it will be this week. And I just got a front shaft from a 94 grand Cherokee V8 yesterday for $26. So, starting to get her parts now.
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performance offroad has it for $176 free shipping.Originally Posted by Silentj
Summit racing has the Advanced Adapters SYE for 189 shipped. Got mine in about 4 days.
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I run an SYE with a 2000 auto. 231. D35. I used a front shaft in the rear but it was about 1/4" shy of max slip. I had it lengthened just to be safe.
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could've grabbed a zj shaft (longer) or an 8.25 which I would get no matter what.Originally Posted by hpwrestler220
I run an SYE with a 2000 auto. 231. D35. I used a front shaft in the rear but it was about 1/4" shy of max slip. I had it lengthened just to be safe.
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X2 on adams...my front drive shaft should be here WednesdayOriginally Posted by md21722
The ZJ driveshafts can work per the chart. Tom Woods is hardly the last word in driveshafts. There is Adam's in Nevada & you can just go to your local driveline shop and have them make you what you want.
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Link please?Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
performance offroad has it for $176 free shipping.
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http://www.performanceoffroadcenter....97dc7f31e73666Originally Posted by B-17 guy
Link please?
This is the site I got mine from a while back. No problems.