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Re: drive shaft when lifting
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11/30/06 04:49 AM
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 4,016
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People typically have a one-piece driveshaft made to eliminate the carrier bearings; as that is what tends to go out first. There are also degree shims that can be added to correct pinion angle after lift. The torsion bar cranking 'tool' is a 27mm socket and a breaker bar or impact wrench... and can be found anywhere that carries larger individual sockets. I got mine at the local NAPA; Sears carries them as well. Some people have used a 1 1/16" socket since its close in size and they already had one. The degree shims should be available through any 4x4 shop/wholesaler. www.independent4x.com has them.
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