Doing an SYE on a budget?
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ironrockoffroad.com you just buy theyer hack and tap kit just buy the yoke thing and us front drive shaft. 100 bucks for yoke 20 for a drive shaft tops. http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merch..._Code=IR-X_HNT
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ironrockoffroad.com you just buy theyer hack and tap kit just buy the yoke thing and us front drive shaft. 100 bucks for yoke 20 for a drive shaft tops. http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merch..._Code=IR-X_HNT
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well the yoke is beeffy as hell and i think they machine them themselve look at the link i provide its not a bad slip yoke at all. i run it. or will once i put it in i run 5inches of lift no problem we will see about 61/2in lol. but for know i just have a rebuilt drive line and yoke sitting waiting till i chop of the tail end of my t-case and tap it.
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well the yoke is beeffy as hell and i think they machine them themselve look at the link i provide its not a bad slip yoke at all. i run it. or will once i put it in i run 5inches of lift no problem we will see about 61/2in lol. but for know i just have a rebuilt drive line and yoke sitting waiting till i chop of the tail end of my t-case and tap it.
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Its doesnt sound like it won't work, Cherokee 4.0, Six-pack is saying that he doesnt need it currently with his 5' lift,
I reread that as well and it made more sense the second time through sorry working with little to no sleep, new baby almost 16 hours old
I reread that as well and it made more sense the second time through sorry working with little to no sleep, new baby almost 16 hours old
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yeah it made sense the second time then too lol, i was tired too, long nights...got a little one on the way myself.
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i hear people say you need a SYE after 4 or 5 inches of lift but my neighbor is running like 9 inches of lift and 35"s with no SYE. we clearanced his front yoke a bit and i think he has a 1" tcase drop, nothing else.
ill try to get some pics tomorrow.
ill try to get some pics tomorrow.
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alright heres what i did......i bought a hack n tap and installed it. got a front cherokee driveshaftfrom the junkyard. got a spicer part #211229x. i found that a 1987 ford t-bird had this stock in its cv so i got one from the junk yard. this is the adapter flange that will replace part of the cv so it will bolt to the hack n tap. (google it so you can see pics if you need a beeter idea of what it is)
rebuilt the cv installing the new flange. got my driveshaft lengthened because i have an extended wheelbase. dont know if you will have to do this with stock wheelbase. and there you have it.
cost
hack n tap $99
driveshaft $15
adapter flange $25 had to buy the whole shaft and they were proud
driveshaft length $50
u-joints $40
total without driveshaft lenghten $179
total $229 plus or minus a couple bucks pretty fn cheap!!!!
rebuilt the cv installing the new flange. got my driveshaft lengthened because i have an extended wheelbase. dont know if you will have to do this with stock wheelbase. and there you have it.
cost
hack n tap $99
driveshaft $15
adapter flange $25 had to buy the whole shaft and they were proud
driveshaft length $50
u-joints $40
total without driveshaft lenghten $179
total $229 plus or minus a couple bucks pretty fn cheap!!!!
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thats what i got on mine, no problems so far. When i ordered mine from PORC, they sent me thier house brand AND a Advance Adapters SYE by mistake. I compared both of them side by side, I couldnt tell a differece between them, so I kept the PORC one and sent the AA one back.
thats what i got on mine, no problems so far. When i ordered mine from PORC, they sent me thier house brand AND a Advance Adapters SYE by mistake. I compared both of them side by side, I couldnt tell a differece between them, so I kept the PORC one and sent the AA one back.
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Actually congrats bro, im a father to be in bout two weeks so i had to reply.
Sorry again, continue with budget SYE.
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thats what i got on mine, no problems so far. When i ordered mine from PORC, they sent me thier house brand AND a Advance Adapters SYE by mistake. I compared both of them side by side, I couldnt tell a differece between them, so I kept the PORC one and sent the AA one back.
thats what i got on mine, no problems so far. When i ordered mine from PORC, they sent me thier house brand AND a Advance Adapters SYE by mistake. I compared both of them side by side, I couldnt tell a differece between them, so I kept the PORC one and sent the AA one back.
The PORC one is an overseas made unit (it's a rebadged OMIX ADA SYE). The AA ones are made state side.
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