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NC Extended Front Driveshaft

jeffncs

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Looking for a good or rebuildable front driveshaft. I can replace the u-joints but the slip joint has to be tight. No wobble and no rotational play.

Ideally trying to find extended length for a 3.5” suspension that will get flexed, stock yokes.

Again - slip joint need to be free and smooth with no wobble or rotational play. If I can’t find anything used, I’ll order a custom shaft but trying to keep costs under control a bit.

Thanks!
 
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hunter1

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You could take a rear driveshaft and cut at the yoke to length and weld back. If it’s for wheeling you wouldn’t need to worry about balancing it.
 
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jeffncs

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You could take a rear driveshaft and cut at the yoke to length and weld back. If it’s for wheeling you wouldn’t need to worry about balancing it.
I like that suggestion and have several rear d/s assemblies laying g around…
 
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