bigjpb2006

Where do i get SYE, and is there anyone who sales SYE and drive shaft without having it made? Also i have 3 inch lift rough country and i shimmed rear im thinking of taking the shims out especially if i get the sye what do you think.

The_ocho

you will need the shims if not more with the SYE. with a CV drive shaft your pinon should be pointed straight at the Tcase output.

as far as where to get a SYE. lots of places, I got mine from serious offroad. you can get them from 4wheelparts or rustys pretty much anywhere with jeep parts. If we had some more info on your jeep we could help a lil better. what year, Tcase, auto/manual transmission?

bigjpb2006

94 cherokee, 2 door, automatic, sport 4x4, 3inch rough country.

bigjpb2006

they are 6 degree shims, i guess im asking does anyone make a complete kit without having to have a driveshaft made? also what other things would i need with a sye

Jeepineasy

Iron rock offroad..

They send you a see and then you measure and they send you a drive shaft

The_ocho

rustys has a kit with a tom woods shaft but its like 500 or something stupid. I'm not 100% on what shafts fit what but Im pretty sure you can run a V8ZJ front shaft in the rear of yours

bigjpb2006

so i will need shims with my sye

SeriousOffroad

Yes, because the pinion must point directly at the t-case output when you use a double carden joint.

I've got SYE's and driveshafts on my site.

Atmos

you can use an xj front drive shaft. unless the zj ones are shorter (but I'm pretty sure they're longer). I would also avoid a custom driveshaft. just big $$ for no reason. worst case take a driveshaft to the local driveline shop and have them retube it.

I like this SYE, have installed 2, and have recommended them to 2 other people who have bought and liked them.
the description (part where they hate on all the other brands) is why I bought it.
http://www.jbconversions.com/product...1j_std_sye.php