sye on 6.5 lift
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sye on 6.5 lift
Hey guys I just got my rc long arm kit on with 35s... I got my sye and driveshaft today as well.. thing is it doesn't drive bad at all... I'm wondering if I should have saved the 650 and done without the sye...... any thoughts??
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I think the sye is the way to go. Especially if you already have it. There will be less binding if the axle drops down a little while wheeling and less stress on that upper ujoint. And from what I understand, you may be able to use a front shaft in the rear. May be wrong on that last one. Haven't tried it yet. That would make it very easy to carry spare drive shafts while off-road.
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Yeah your probably right... I need to get over being cheap I guess too hahaha.. I got the tom woods rear shaft as well.. I will put it in. While I got you guys I was going to throw on a different steering stabalizer as well and I went to take off the bolt next to the axle and track bar and the draglink/tie rod is directly in the way. No room to pull it out.. is there a trick to this!??? Installed the lift myself in a apartment parking lot but can't get a damn steering stabalizer bolt out!! Haha
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Yeah your probably right... I need to get over being cheap I guess too hahaha.. I got the tom woods rear shaft as well.. I will put it in. While I got you guys I was going to throw on a different steering stabalizer as well and I went to take off the bolt next to the axle and track bar and the draglink/tie rod is directly in the way. No room to pull it out.. is there a trick to this!??? Installed the lift myself in a apartment parking lot but can't get a damn steering stabalizer bolt out!! Haha
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Yeah your probably right... I need to get over being cheap I guess too hahaha.. I got the tom woods rear shaft as well.. I will put it in. While I got you guys I was going to throw on a different steering stabalizer as well and I went to take off the bolt next to the axle and track bar and the draglink/tie rod is directly in the way. No room to pull it out.. is there a trick to this!??? Installed the lift myself in a apartment parking lot but can't get a damn steering stabalizer bolt out!! Haha
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Well sadly enough I ordered a currie steering upgrade.. waited a month to get it and it was missing half the stuff.... had a huge ordeal with morris 4x4 (crap service) so finally just getting my money back on it.. I wanna run something until I upgrade just to ease the girls mind.. rough country has been amazing and got their dual set up dor 60 bucks. .
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Oh yeah man you should be perfect.. like I said I was pleasantly suprised.. tool it down the highway at 70 with a 6.5 no sye and 35s with a driveway guestimate alignment and ran great... small play but NOTHING like I was expecting..