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So I found out the rear cv driveshaft is the Last thing I am going to be able to do since it is being custom made... so here is the idea I have...
Do the Soa lift...
install Sye kit...
take out original drive shaft...
~while I'm waiting for the new cv shaft...~
put the jeep in 4wd...
drive the jeep for a week in front wheel drive!
Will this work? This way I will avoid getting vibrations from having the original drive shaft giving me all sorts of vibrations.
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10-09-2003, 10:25 PM
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It will work but I don't recommend it for: - Long distances
Quick acceleration
Total mileage
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10-10-2003, 07:29 AM
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i can understand the speed factor but why not the other two bounty? the dana 30 is stronger than the 35 anyway. i cant see any major problems as long as you keep you t-case plugged and full. just take it easy!
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10-10-2003, 08:11 AM
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Just don't turn! You'll most likely do some excess wear and tear on the front u-joints, turning on dry concrete with the axles locked. I would reserve this method of transportation for emergencies only! I know your spending a lot of cash on this killer YJ Joop, Why risk tearing up the front axles on the street?? Save that for when your in the mud!
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10-10-2003, 10:08 AM
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how could his front lock up????dont you have an open diff joopin? i am not trying to encourage you to do excessive driving with only front wheel drive, i am just stating that it would hurt anything. as for the u-joint, i dont think it will hurt em cause you have an open diff. if you have a locked diff with no lock-out hubs that is a different story. 
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10-10-2003, 01:24 PM
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Actually I do have an open diff in the front. I'm not planning on wheeling with it this way, I just don't want to be able to get to work during the week while I'm waiting for my new cv to come. I work about 5 miles from my house so I wouldnt be putting on alot of miles during this experiment.
I just figured the jeep doesn't know that the rear shaft isnt there so why would it matter? The rear D44 will just roll along like its getting towed, right?
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SOA + 1.5" reverse eye RE springs
D44 LS Rear 4.56 gears
36"x14.5" Parnelli Jones'
Jks discos
Warn XD9000i
Banks SS exhaust
High Steer!
And a bunch of home made stuff!
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10-10-2003, 02:02 PM
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You should be fine only driving 5 miles twice daily. My main concern is the transfer case, and the fact that you're now redirecting 100% of engine torque 180* to the front, rather than 50% of torque.
Just take it easy and you should be fine.
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10-10-2003, 02:31 PM
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Oh I get what your saying now, good point bounty. There will be no resistance on the rear output shaft of the sye... I definaltly will take it easy if I do try this. Thanks
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91 YJ 4.0 5spd
SOA + 1.5" reverse eye RE springs
D44 LS Rear 4.56 gears
36"x14.5" Parnelli Jones'
Jks discos
Warn XD9000i
Banks SS exhaust
High Steer!
And a bunch of home made stuff!
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10-10-2003, 02:37 PM
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Mow your Lawn
5 miles??? you can run that.
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10-11-2003, 04:50 PM
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Any experiences with Bestop Extendatrunk?
is the dana 30 actually really stronger than the 35? now that i think of it... it seems the shafts were a little beefier in the 30... but is it really a stronger axle?
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