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Rear Prop Shaft Modification
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01 Nov 2013 23:14 - 01 Nov 2013 23:16 #88975
by Dave cc
Replied by Dave cc on topic Rear Prop Shaft Modification
Have to say what a crock of crap what he has done is far better than that rubbish rear CV thing and as for robbing the engine of power really you honestly think you could notice it i dont think so well done KJS nice job in my book we would run SJs with SPOA on standrd UJ slider propshaft with no problems what so ever
My truck on full droop chassis and drive line built by Rob Storr Double Decardon propshafts none
My truck on full droop chassis and drive line built by Rob Storr Double Decardon propshafts none
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02 Nov 2013 12:26 #89025
by Dave cc
Just cannot for the life of me see why anyone would suggest a double Decardon shaft for a jimny with no lift exspensive and totally un required as i say nice job mate keep up the good work
Replied by Dave cc on topic Rear Prop Shaft Modification
KJS wrote: Gustav, thank you for the link and Dave thank you for your comments. Davemac propshafts did a good job for me and from all the comments on various forums are a well respected company. They knew what the shaft was for and the use it was going to get and their solution was the shaft I got. As I said before, it will be how it continues to perform over time. The Jim is used on a daily basis on road and off road about twice a week.
Keith
Just cannot for the life of me see why anyone would suggest a double Decardon shaft for a jimny with no lift exspensive and totally un required as i say nice job mate keep up the good work
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02 Nov 2013 21:49 #89070
by darthloachie
Replied by darthloachie on topic Rear Prop Shaft Modification
we've got this on a 4" lift with out any problems
also if you fit a rocklobster you fit a front sj prop that has two ujs
also if you fit a rocklobster you fit a front sj prop that has two ujs
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25 Jul 2015 05:22 #148380
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Replied by Brave on topic Rear Prop Shaft Modification
Hi Darth, where did you get that baby from and how much!!!!!!!
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