Home Style SYE?
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
Year: 1996
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Home Style SYE?
Will taking a factory slip yoke and drilling/recessing a hole for a lag bolt to go thru work the same as buying/installing say an off the shelf Hack N Tap? It seems as tho it would work Just curious on everyones thoughts.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
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if you find one that works, post it up
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
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I guess the next question is What size u-joint is at the tcase side of the front shaft, and what size u-joint is at the tcase side of the rear shaft?
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Nope. The u joint has to be pressed in the factory slip yoke so if you bolt it to the output shaft how are you going to press in the u-joint? You need a yoke that has a way to bolt in the u-joint with a dual cardon joint like on the front.
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
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i found a great write up on it at gojeep. i need an early camero CV yoke in particular this one: 3103-27CV. Which can be had for $90 average or cheaper at the JY/driveshaft shops. i did a tin of research today on it
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