Kaleb

I plan on lifting my 1994 4Runner 6", I need to know if I can still use my stock rear drive shaft for a little while.

Elvota

Just try it and find out.

I realize that is pretty unhelpful... but I don't think anyone can truly answer the question but you. You'd have to install the lift and take some measurments of the DS, how much slip is exposed, etc. You could try to figure it out beforehand but it would be really hard to "guess" at your final dimensions, in my opinion.

All that said, I did a rear leaf swap on my '91 4Runner with 5" All Pro leaves. I still use the stock drive shaft and have really flexed the rear end on the trails with no issues... yet.

Robinhood150

Some people seem to be able to use the stock shaft and others can't. I had vibes so I had to switch to a CV style. The length shouldn't be a problem.

Kaleb

I already bought the sas kit from all pro as well as the leaf spring conversion kit. Only difference is I have the 6" springs. I guess I will just go ahead and "find out"... I only plan on using the stock drive shaft for a little bit, just road driving until I get a new one.

Tofer

i am running 63" chevys wiht 3" blocks and 3" shackles... my ujoints are going out but it is long enough.

Kaleb

Tofer it is funny that you replied. I tried calling fabnstuff today to order a Rear Shock Tower, but no one answered.

Also I went to www.eakland.net a few months ago and was going through your pictures, and came upon the one you are using as your avatar. I liked it so much I put it on myspace. Hope you dont mind.