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swaping tail shaft around...

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swaping tail shaft around...

Post by Mousie »

hey any 1 done a 6" lift and swaped there tail shaft around so that the skinny end is into the gear box? is this required so your tailshaft dosnt hit the chassis suport

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Post by Area54 »

Yep, you need to do it unless you want to notch your crossmember heavily.
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Post by Mousie »

ok so you unbolt the 4 bolts at the diff and the 4 at the drum and flip it over correct?
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Post by Area54 »

Yep, the driveshaft should not separate due to the design of the dust seal on the spline, but be careful anyway (might be an aftermarket spline) that the shaft does not come apart at the spline.
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Post by stool »

Mabe pump some grease in the uni`s while your at it
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Post by Mousie »

what happends if the spline dose seperate?
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Post by pongo »

just mark where it joins with something like liquid paper so if it does come apart you can reasemble it without having to get it rebalanced

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Post by MNBS 4x4 »

make sure you chock the wheels first as you will loose your hand brake when the tail shaft drops
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Post by Mousie »

ahh thanks pongo i thaught that would be the go

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