TC at 8* Pinion at 5*, 3* shim fix it?

[Achmed]

Mark, like I said, have a CV joint put in your existing driveshaft with the stock slip yoke and wheel it man.

 

[Achmed]

You cant use a front driveshaft in a rear application without a SYE kit!

Yes you can. Would you like to wager $100 via paypal on it? I have 7.5" of lift on a stock slip yoke and a (basically) reversed front shaft. You obviously have been reading JeepForum WAY too long. Give it a rest already unless you are willing to put your money where your mouth is.

 

[viperbluelx]

Mark, like I said, have a CV joint put in your existing driveshaft with the stock slip yoke and wheel it man.

I can get a front driveshaft free..

 

[RCP Phx]

Yes you can. Would you like to wager $100 via paypal on it? I have 7.5" of lift on a stock slip yoke and a (basically) reversed front shaft. You obviously have been reading JeepForum WAY too long. Give it a rest already unless you are willing to put your money where your mouth is.

If your refering to this,then it kind of defeats all the other reasons your not thinking about to do a SYE!
BTW:its not a new idea!

 

[Achmed]

If your refering to this,then it kind of defeats all the other reasons your not thinking about to do a SYE!
BTW:its not a new idea!

Ok, so what are all these other magic reasons to do an SYE that are so critical?

 

[Mullet Man]

Yes you can. Would you like to wager $100 via paypal on it? I have 7.5" of lift on a stock slip yoke and a (basically) reversed front shaft. You obviously have been reading JeepForum WAY too long. Give it a rest already unless you are willing to put your money where your mouth is.

i'm curious to see this.

so you have 2 slip yokes essentially? (one on the output shaft and the other in the driveshaft)

why reverse it?

i'm not here too bash, just looking for info.