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rear drive shaft angle
i dont know what trans is and rear end is im newbe at jeeps cj5 my first, its got lift so rear axle is tilted up lots but driveshaft is also angled to drivers side???
im hoping u joints gonna hold up to that in round town drive on a week end it will never see off road, been there done that in 76 blazer.
im hoping u joints gonna hold up to that in round town drive on a week end it will never see off road, been there done that in 76 blazer.
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Re: rear drive shaft angle
Are you a newbie to the english language? Is there a question in there.... ANYWHERE??
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Re: rear drive shaft angle
Good night Dex, your gonna make Leve say Dang again.
I have a short jeep too, and would never advise anybody to waste 300.00 dollars but, if you rear is tilted up in that short of a jeep you might need a CV driveshaft
I had a ton of problems before I bought one and most disappeared when I put mine in
Clint
I have a short jeep too, and would never advise anybody to waste 300.00 dollars but, if you rear is tilted up in that short of a jeep you might need a CV driveshaft
I had a ton of problems before I bought one and most disappeared when I put mine in
Clint
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