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Old 04-20-08, 05:56 PM   #22
OpTimuS
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Originally Posted by bustanutley View Post
I just retired my front square shaft, I won't miss it, but it was strong. If you are linking your truck why do you need a lot of slip? you should be able to get away with stock parts and have nice shafts that will spin as fast as you want.
I don't need alot of slip. but when the local drivetrain store wants 550 beer tickets to modify my old shaft I am conidering other options.

Because I am lowering and moving my engine backwards, and I plan on buying a Klune-V underdrive (IF THE FREIKING OWNER EVER EMAILS ME BACK) my driveshafts will be modified dramatically in length.


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Thanks friend but I'm not calculating anything. Im just going on the "if I can get it to fit" calculator

You don't need adaptor plates. That's what gaffer tape was invented for.
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