Drive Shaft Rebuilding

[blacksambo]

Interesting. I guess you'd have to give up driving for a while, though?

[tom4bren]

There should be one 'float' available already (mine). His should be available when you are ready to purchase & yours available for the next. We could check with a few other members that have parts trucks to see if they could provide an additional float.

[blacksambo]

Sounds good. Do you know how much the modified shaft will cost and about how much does it cost to ship a shaft? I'm at 12866. Many thanks for the follow up.

There should be one 'float' available already (mine). His should be available when you are ready to purchase & yours available for the next. We could check with a few other members that have parts trucks to see if they could provide an additional float.

[LittleBeast]

Not sure but if it is possible given our stock connections this guy will figure out a way to get it done. To correct the pinion angle you need to increase the length of the lower links and the drivetrain guy said I should consider lengthening the driveshaft as well, so that will be one other thing to consider when he is looking into a possible upgrade for our factory driveshafts. The only reason to do this would be to beef up the driveshaft or to correct the vibration after lifting. With the CV/Ujoint driveshaft you will need the pinion angle to be zero in regards to the driveshaft.