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I'm looking to do a driveline upgrade. i'm looking to get a front XJ driveshaft and rebuild it. I was also looking at the Rusty's long travel yoke. Could that be another alternative for an SYE. let me know what you think about the Long Travel Yoke.
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http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...egory_Code=SYE
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http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...egory_Code=SYE
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huh... that's an interesting alternative. I wonder if it causes any additional stress on the transfer case shaft bearing? I freakin hate how Rusty's puts so little information about some of their products. Hell, give us a side by side shot or something. I mean look at all that space for a description...
If you get any information about the difference in lengths, please share.
If you get any information about the difference in lengths, please share.
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huh... that's an interesting alternative. I wonder if it causes any additional stress on the transfer case shaft bearing? I freakin hate how Rusty's puts so little information about some of their products. Hell, give us a side by side shot or something. I mean look at all that space for a description...
If you get any information about the difference in lengths, please share.
If you get any information about the difference in lengths, please share.
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I looked into this and a lot of people said a YJ yoke would work. Here is the thread. https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/lon...el-yoke-11650/
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$5 at the junk yard .... but yeah.
Every jeep is different though you have to remember. there is also an early corvette slip yoke which you can use to make a hack n tap. but it is a hard part to find.
Every jeep is different though you have to remember. there is also an early corvette slip yoke which you can use to make a hack n tap. but it is a hard part to find.
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alright, when i go to put it on is there anything i should watch out for or is it just slip it in and connect to the driveshaft?
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If you put the YJ yoke on it will not bolt up to your Double cardon cv driveshaft that you take from the front of a xj. You need to get a yoke that has the 4 bolts holes to attach the double cardon with. Look at Iron rock offroads hack and tap kit. You can find a 27 spline yoke that is cheaper from other sources especially if you look hard. then just go to a JY and buy a front DS from an xj and new u joints and through them in. Good as new. Don't forget to grease them. I sell the whole refurbished kit for 100+ shipping includes taps, bits and instructions
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If you put the YJ yoke on it will not bolt up to your Double cardon cv driveshaft that you take from the front of a xj. You need to get a yoke that has the 4 bolts holes to attach the double cardon with. Look at Iron rock offroads hack and tap kit. You can find a 27 spline yoke that is cheaper from other sources especially if you look hard. then just go to a JY and buy a front DS from an xj and new u joints and through them in. Good as new. Don't forget to grease them. I sell the whole refurbished kit for 100+ shipping includes taps, bits and instructions
PM if interested.
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