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Year: 1993
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Really wanting to get rid of this T-case drop I have in my Jeep right now. I've read in the past that there is a cheap SYE kit available (hack n tap iirc?) that utilizes the stock front driveshaft? If so where can it be purchased?
I apologize in advance if this question has been answered numerous times..
I apologize in advance if this question has been answered numerous times..
Last edited by pickles; 04-19-2011 at 01:13 AM.
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with a SYE a new tail cone is fitted, with a hack n tap you are just shortening the output shaft so the Yoke that bets bolted to it is closer to the Tcase. a hack n tap doesnt modify the existing tcase but by shortening the output shaft
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Originally Posted by pickles
And im guessing I need to Add the seal flange to my order? Or?
(sorry for the n00b questions.. haha) Just wanna be sure!
(sorry for the n00b questions.. haha) Just wanna be sure!
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Originally Posted by 96_xj
with a SYE a new tail cone is fitted, with a hack n tap you are just shortening the output shaft so the Yoke that bets bolted to it is closer to the Tcase. a hack n tap doesnt modify the existing tcase but by shortening the output shaft
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