slip yoke eliminator ???

Quote from matts101

hey was wondering about something. when you take out the yoke from the TC for the new one, can you take the old one and put it on the rear axle?? just been wondering about that for awhile

No.

Quote from matts101

for the new rear axle hub

Why do you need that? And do you mean the pinion yoke?

no the axle yoke stays the same. the new driveshaft will have the same ujoint as the factory size. the only thing you have to do with the axle is possibly add shims to the leaf pack at the axle mount to adjust the pinion angle.

Quote from matts101

ooo i thought that you had to change that out as well

No you do not.

See I just saved you $90.

I'll PM you my address and you can send me a check for $45.

Quote from matts101

ight thanks guys and yea ok keith you think that lol

Jerry beat me anyway, so he gets half.

And not sure where you got the $90, most pinion yokes are around $50.

much to learn, he has.

Quote from whatevah

much to learn, he has.

We were all noobs at some point in time. ;D

When I first got my Jeep 8 years ago one of the first things I got was this:

It is of course totally useless but I've kept it to remind me how far I've come.

And the bulk of my knowledge and experience has been gained from this group.

So, I'm always happy to "pay it forward" whenever possible.