What length drive shaft did you end up getting for your TJ with 4in of lift?
497647
I don't remember the exact measurement... but once you get the sye on, I recommend getting adjustable upper control arms, adjust your pinion angle then measure yoke to yoke
497648
I had a single cardan shaft cut down from a cherokee. Got everything mocked up then measured then cut to fit. :)
497649
16.5, bought a used XJ front driveshaft and had it cut to length and balanced at a driveline shop prior to install
497650
Actually my jeep is a YJ. I am still in the process of installing motor and trans. Information on driveshaft measurements can be found on line. EBay has sellers of driveshafts for jeeps that tell how to measure for proper length.
497651
installed in a 231 that i swapped into 94 grand cherokee your tj will be different. installed easy though
729390
The actual metal shaft is 6", and is just shy of 8" to the very top that attaches to the motor!! I love mine. Use it almost daily!!
492919
I have a 95 Wrangler YJ . They both use the same front suspension. I have a bit of lift on mine (4.75") but I have plenty of room with mine
737021
Fit my 09 jk like a glove. Dana44.. sorry don't know if tj has same rear axle
944417
The RE 1600 is built for 3.5 - 4.5 inches of lift but I have also heard of people with 2.5 inch lifts installing this TB so I believe you would be good with this TB!!
1177874
i have a 3 inch lift on my 99 runner, tundra struts and lc coils, lc shocks and springs in the rear. you want to use 2nd gen 89-95 4runner rear end links on the rear of your vehicle. they are longer than the 3rd gen rear end links.
1911616
These wheels are an aluminum alloy. I guess you would say they appear similar to chrome.As far as fit, it depends on what vehicle you are referring to. In terms of a Jeep: A TJ will be fine as I have 4" lift and 35s on these wheels on mine. I think 32s will fit with a stock height on a JK (but this would be the incorrect bolt pattern to fit). Other vehicles, you'd have to ask specifically.
1720358
This is for a 3/4" shaft. OD = 1.391", installed = 1.375" (due to compression). ID = .734", installed = .750" due to expansion (also is shaft diameter).
1037539
I have this on my 93 YJ and I'm running a 4" lift as well. My tires are 33" and I've have my spare mounted on this this swing arm for over 2 years and I've not had any issues at all. I really like its look and functionality. Hope this helps.
1875914
The shaft is 3/4 don't remember how long exactly for sure. I mounted a comet tourque converter clutch on it no Problem.
535118
It's hard to answer that question not knowing if your 4 wheel drive or what pinion you are running. This is however a much better system. I'll recommend you getting the neu castle 3800 kv system. It's a lot stronger and all in all a better system than a lot of 1/10 system out there. Search castle creations 3800
1001974
It fits in the JK a little better than in the TJ. In my opinion, anyway. :-)
1334223
No to either one, I had a 2.5 BB on my wrangler and then went up to a 3.25" inch with new springs and shocks, did not meet a dropped pitman arm or a new steering stabilizer for either lift.
892314
I put them on a 13 jk. I was able to make it work. On a TJ I bet there is enough room for the brackets. The other thing I did was tack weld the brackets just to make sure they will stay on. The installation was quite simple and the brackets don't take up to much room. You should be good!
281890
I have a 2" lift with no problems. I can' t see the lift being an issue as it does not change the space in engine compartment. Go for it, if you run into an issue it can be returned.
290287
Probably. The stock drive shaft has a cv style joint, not a u-joint. It is not forgiving and mine immediately failed after lifting the jeep 2". I ordered an aftermarket drive shaft with real u-joints instead of that factory style cv joint. No problem after that.
2207333
This kit is for Wrangler Tj models 97-06, I believe the bodies are slighty different and thid may not work... There is no lift kit needed, these flares are just like the factory ones, just wider...