driveline
#1
driveline
i might be picking up a 91 sas with about 4-5" lift. Where in western washington (seattle area) can i go to get a good front driveline for it? I have heard of people being able to make square driveline with 12" slips for super cheap, but best of all can get up to 60mph without vibrations. I dont really care too much if its square, but i would like something that wont vibrate at higher speeds that isnt going to cost me $850.
#2
I forget the name of the place I took mine. Was in Tacoma. I just called several places got prices and asked questions. Went with the place that I thought sounded the best for a good price.
You will want to score a drive shaft first, then have it lengthened with a longslip.
You will want to score a drive shaft first, then have it lengthened with a longslip.
#3
my buddy is a really good welder, so i might just have him do it. I was doing some reading and it doesnt look very hard at all. Ill try to get a 85 or before sa drive shaft because i read that the ifs ones allow less of an angle, then just cut off the round tubs and weld square tubes on instead. Of course taking compressed and extended measurements.
#5
I have heard this, but why not just get the 85 if i can find one and if the u joints are in good condition, then it will be one less thing ill have to open up.
#7
If it was a perfect world I'd have the truck I want at the price I can afford to not cry when it gets trail damage till then I'll think outside of the box. Rock on dude.
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