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Originally Posted by kuzican
i believe the answer is no, because then you're driveshaft would be too short, and a longer driveshaft would be too long for stock height.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
can you put an SYE kit in before a lift? how long would it take to install first time doing it?
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Originally Posted by 94cherokeeman
It only took me about 1 1/2 hours to do my sye it is easy
anyone use a certain shackle relocation brackets and like them?
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Once again, anyone know what the fūck this is?
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Originally Posted by kuzican
the SYE shortens the output shaft of the TC which along with a lift, you need a longer rear driveshaft.
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Kuz has the idea... but think of the name... Slip Yolk Eliminator... you have to get a different rear driveshaft. If you dont get the right driveshaft, when your suspension cycles, the driveshaft can bend, mess up seals in the diff and rear of the TC, or fall out.
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Originally Posted by jakbob
Kuz has the idea... but think of the name... Slip Yolk Eliminator... you have to get a different rear driveshaft. If you dont get the right driveshaft, when your suspension cycles, the driveshaft can bend, mess up seals in the diff and rear of the TC, or fall out.
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what he said. anything I know I've learned from this site. there was a thread somewhere about this topic that i read.