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Well, even though I've decided not to install the Revolvers, I do still want to do a SYE for reliability reasons (I keep breaking the |>@|\/||\| rear driveshaft!) Who is it that makes the kit with the stronger output shaft? I found one through Quadratec with the 54% stronger shaft for $340, does anyplace have it cheaper? I hear the R.E. kit leaks too much, and thats bad for going underwater with....

My Jeep is just a leaky submarine in disquise

 

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Tom Woods makes his own kit now. He sells it for $445 (plus $200 core) with the CV shaft.

 

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I used a Currie on my 89 YJ, it is a high quality complete kit, i think it was $449 -$200 shaft core return = $249. Without the drive shaft. The best looking engineered kit I have seen is Tera Flex's kit, comes with a new heavier output shaft housing. I think its about $450(no core return though) because they manufacture there own shafts.

Jeff
89 Wrangler
If at first you dont succeed, your replacement will try and try again.

 

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Rusty from www.rustysoffroad.com sells one made by Advanced Adapters I think that is $280. It replaces the whole tail housing like the teraflex one. I actually think it is the same part and TF relabels it. Tom Woods comes with the driveshaft though.
Aaron

 

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The ones that require a core simply cut down the core and use it in another kit. It isn't any stronger. I'm looking for the kits with the new cores that are 54% stronger. Sonds like the Qudratec kit for $340 is a good deal then.

 

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Uh. The AA one Rusty sells is the same as the $340 one from Quadratec but for $280.
Aaron

 

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Thanks a ton, Rusty's it is!

My Jeep is just a leaky submarine in disquise