Sye question
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Sye question
I know my questions answer is here somewhere but, I'm driving. Lol. I can type without looking. Searching would be dangerous. So that's why I didn't search.
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Can the front xj driveshsft be used on a full sye. I know its ok on hack and tap, but what about the full sye?
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Can the front xj driveshsft be used on a full sye. I know its ok on hack and tap, but what about the full sye?
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I am going to hack and tap mine.
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Yep. Only difference I found was if you needed the seal flange. Early 231s needed them.
I like the HnT because if you ever nuke the internals of your tcase you *could* ruin that SYE.
With a HnT you should be able to reuse the HnT on any new case.
I like the HnT because if you ever nuke the internals of your tcase you *could* ruin that SYE.
With a HnT you should be able to reuse the HnT on any new case.
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Meh I think thats a good point but I don't think it practical. The SYE can handle what roughly 50% more torque and is definitely stronger
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