Was wondering if anyone had the following laying around in their garage.... Its needed for a 1991 1/2 yj... Np231 xfer case.... The CV shaft I I could really use doest matter if its from a Cherokee.... I can get it cut to fit....
sye and cv driveshaft
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I have a XJ rear driveshaft. from a 93. but its not a CV style.
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I have a Coast Driveline rear shaft that I had on my TJ ... with np231 with sye and about 4" lift and a small tummy tuck. I could get measurements at some point.
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http://stores.ebay.com/TATTONS-DRIVESHAFTS
I've heard, that if you contact him directly, that it MIGHT be cheaper than the using the site store.... -
I have been using http://www.quigley4x4.com. They are in york pa and they support rc and rc rocks. You will have to know the length you need when ordering.
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Cool than for the info.... Do you have a idea on price range.... I'm kina on but not on a fixed budget hahaI used them to rebuild my front and rear shafts after my motor/trans swap. I paid around $375 total to have the rear shortened and the front lengthened and the slip yoke replaced with new joints and balanced and 2nd day shipping. Great customer service. I thought that the price was reasonable.
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Quigley is $319 for a cv style shaft with 1310 joints up to 39 inches long.
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It is reasonable does anyone have a opinion on shack and tap sye.... I read mixed reviews and I am trying to figure out if its worth it or not.Most run the full SYE so you won't see a lot of opinions on the hack and tap.
They are easier, cheaper, but not nearly as strong or reliable as the full SYE.
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