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Old 05-15-2012, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by fishEH
I too have a rebuilt front stock shaft. Brand new ujoints with zero miles on them. PM me if you're interested.

Step off beyatch

FWIW my shaft is longer --- oh and the drive shaft I have is also freshly rebuilt with 0 miles
 
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Old 05-15-2012, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Jake1996D1
Step off beyatch

FWIW my shaft is longer --- oh and the drive shaft I have is also freshly rebuilt with 0 miles
Biotch, please! Haha!
Jake's GBR is longer and would be better if you're going above 2" lift.
Mine is probably less $ and would be fine for 2" or less.
 
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Old 05-15-2012, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Jake1996D1
Will do I also have a rebuild stock front shaft around here somewhere.. I may strectch the wheel base on the truggy as much as I can so I may need a custom shaft..
Oops, didn't realize you had a rebuilt stock and the GBR for sale. Go with Jake, he's a good guy.
 
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Originally Posted by fishEH
Biotch, please! Haha!
Jake's GBR is longer and would be better if you're going above 2" lift.
Mine is probably less $ and would be fine for 2" or less.

The length was a reference to my actual shaft.. not a drive shaft..

As for my drive shaft collection

I have a stock D1 shaft with new UJ's and 0 miles on it I recommended for the OP

I also have GBR DC front shaft with 10K miles on it
 
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FROM WHAT i HAVE READ, THE TOM WOODS IS GREAT FOR OFF-ROAD BUT SEVERELY LIMITS YOU FOR HIGHWAY DRIVING AND IS NOT ADVISED FOR A DAILY DRIVER APPLICATION.

You may want to think about that.
 
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Old 05-15-2012, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Lee 97 Disco
FROM WHAT i HAVE READ, THE TOM WOODS IS GREAT FOR OFF-ROAD BUT SEVERELY LIMITS YOU FOR HIGHWAY DRIVING AND IS NOT ADVISED FOR A DAILY DRIVER APPLICATION.

You may want to think about that.
Think about what exactly? Tom Woods makes a number of different driveshaft configurations. If you get the proper one for your drivetrain geometry you should be fine. The benefit of a TW is that they are built better and have greasable fittings.
 
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