CV Style Front Driveshaft Base

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Q: I did the TH400 to Dana 20 adapter and was wondering if I still require the smaller diameter front driveshaft or if I could run the heavier tube?

Asked by: Sean Graham - 8/23/2018

A: It is possible you can run the heavier tube, but we always recommend mocking up a shaft and cycling the suspension to be sure it will clear in all conditions.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (8/23/2018)

Q: Are they balanced?

Asked by: Rodney - 12/5/2017

A: Yes, they are balanced.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (12/6/2017)

Q: I have an 84' J-10 with factory amc 360 and 727 trans. It has a 3.5" lift on it. If I order this driveshaft for the rear, will it have the cardan joint for the increased angle? Thanks so much.

Asked by: Matt - 4/2/2019

A: It will have a CV joint

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Answer provided by: Ryan (4/3/2019)

Q: I am measuring for a new shaft, i dont have a correct old one for an example, should i measure the shaft while suspension at full droop or sitting on flat ground?

Asked by: Kenny - 1/20/2019

A: You should measure on flat ground for the base measurement. You can then measure at full droop (extension) and full compression if you like, so that you can know how much travel you'll need.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (1/22/2019)

Q: I have a stock '87 Grand Wagoneer and installing a 4" lift. Do you have a recommended Length and Travel for this set up?

Asked by: greg wilhelm - 8/9/2019

A: On all driveshafts, we recommend measuring once the suspension has been completed.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (8/14/2019)

Q: I have 76 J20. It does not have an official lift kit but I have added an OEM leaf from a Wagoneer to the front and rear leafs, and had to replace the front rear leaf hangers due to rust with thicker brackets. My original shaft length is 24” and I need and additional 2-2.5” for travel. Will the 4.5” travel extend the shaft to what I need?

Asked by: Magnum - 5/17/2020

A: it should, but we always recommend measuring yoke to yoke on your current set-up, and NOT measuring the original driveshaft.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (5/18/2020)