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bigtrip460 wrote:
Slick Fan wrote:I agree, move the carrier bearing rearward & have a shop lengthen the front half & you're good to go. :D I don't know what shops in your area charge, but I've had 'em done here for about $70 out the door, without any new yokes or joints.

Looks like the driveshaft angle is much improved. :D
he was talking 225 to re tube the long one and balance them both. so it will most likely be alot cheaper for the short one.
WOW! :shock: I'd definitely shop around, for that kind of coin. Maybe my place is just cheap or something...although it has been a few years since I've had one done, too. :hm:
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yeah i didnt have any luck finding a guy in my county to do it either. most couldnt wait to get me off the phone.
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Ive had a few made in the last few years. Price sounds about right. Mike
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well after another round of calls, i am pretty sure noone in my county builds a driveshaft. :roll: so the guys price is what I have to pay. I am glad to hear its reasonable.
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