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Rear Driveshaft question
- Thread starter falcon556
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jeepman121
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- Location
- Ohio
I'd say they are the same
jeepman121
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
I just checked 4wd.com and the only thing they specify is the year... pre 1992 and post 1992, so I would say they are the same length
jeepman121
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- Location
- Ohio
Or maybe i'm wrong also...???falcon556 said:
JNickel101
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- Location
- Alamogordo, NM
the 8.25 has a longer pinion, so the D/S is shorter...
outlander
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- Location
- Columbus,Ohio
IIRC about 1/2 inch....
xalexjx
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- Location
- Newcomb, NY
yep,,97+ and 96- use different types of slip yokes though.. And anything pre 92 is different..
Here is the whole deal. I replaced the D35 in my 96 with a D44 and used the original D35 DS. It works fine but I decided to give it a little more travel, I thought using a 8.25 DS might be the way to go.
OTOH it only costs $50-75 to shorten the existing shaft.
OTOH it only costs $50-75 to shorten the existing shaft.
outlander
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- Location
- Columbus,Ohio
nope,both the dana 44 and the c-8.25 have the same length pinion yoke.....figures because everything is smaller on the d-35,lol.
What size do you need?Have you searched for the stock driveshaft length chart?
What size do you need?Have you searched for the stock driveshaft length chart?
outlander
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- Location
- Columbus,Ohio
here ya go.
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catalog/axle/propeller_shafts2.html
might be cheaper to find an oem shaft at the yard instead of having one shortened.
http://www.crownautomotive.net/catalog/axle/propeller_shafts2.html
might be cheaper to find an oem shaft at the yard instead of having one shortened.
