WH high angle driveline

[savage]

I'm looking at the WH high angle driveline kit and wanted to know if anyone has used and installed one.(https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/High-Angle-Front-Drive-Shaft-Kit/Early_Bronco_Driveshafts) . With my new Trex arms and 3.5 inch lift that measures 4.5 inches, the angle is pretty steep, total angle is 22.8 degrees. I was thinking about clearancing the old driveline but was not sure if I can get enough room for it to flex with out binding.
Thanks Dave

 

[nvrstuk]

Tell us what "total angle" is? Is this a gauge resting on the DS or ??

 

[savage]

Tell us what "total angle" is? Is this a gauge resting on the DS or ??

This was the gauge on the drive shaft. It was a phone app to measure angles, so I'm not sure how accurate it is, with the new Trex arms and 4 degree c-bushing plus my adjustable radius arm bracket, it points the diff yoke at 5.2 degrees up, and my yoke at the transfer case is 5.8 degrees up.

 

[nvrstuk]

This link makes it so much easier than trying to type it all out. TW has been making new DS's for me since the late '90's. Hate to total up how many for a non-sponsered guy.

Questions after reading this- fire away!

https://4xshaft.com/blogs/general-tech-info-articles/slopes-vs-a

 

[savage]

This link makes it so much easier than trying to type it all out. TW has been making new DS's for me since the late '90's. Hate to total up how many for a non-sponsered guy.

Questions after reading this- fire away!

https://4xshaft.com/blogs/general-tech-info-articles/slopes-vs-a

I have tried to get that link to work on other threads and it comes up not found on toms woods site. I think this is what your sending me (https://4xshaft.com/blogs/general-tech-info-articles/slopes-vs-angles)

 

[savage]

nvrstuk, I have read that link, I think I should ask it a different why. After I installed the TREX arms, and they flex's the front driveline binds. When the suspension is at ride height it's at a steep angle and only has about 2 inches of drop before it binds. So wright now I'm trying to see what style of driveline I would need for it to work. I know the best option is to cut and turn ,but wright now I'm looking at high angle type of drive line for a fix. The Bronco will only see high speed in two wheel drive.
Thanks Dave

 

[nvrstuk]

Go to Tom Woods web site, then the 3 bars and clicknon them & go to Technical Information, then scroll to Driveline angles (or similar)

 

[Jedeka]

Duff’s has high angle driveshafts available to use with T-Rex arms and 7* bushings.

 

[savage]

Duff’s has high angle driveshafts available to use with T-Rex arms and 7* bushings.

I did read that ,I think I'll call because it doesn't say high angle, it says it for long travel.
Thanks Dave

 

[jmangi62]

I have a 5.5 sus. lift and bought the WH Extreme angle ( Tom Woods ). Faired pretty well, decent driving, no death wobble. It's probably from having super massive bent radius arms, gave me back some caster and relieved some of the angle.

 

[savage]

I have a 5.5 sus. lift and bought the WH Extreme angle ( Tom Woods ). Faired pretty well, decent driving, no death wobble. It's probably from having super massive bent radius arms, gave me back some caster and relieved some of the angle.

Is this the one you have from WH ?