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tj front drive shaft...
when lifting a tj wrangler do you need to put in a longer front drive shaft? i am going to put a slip yoke eliminator + cv driveshaft in the rear so i dont have to drop the transfer case.
I saw that there are extended front shafts? is this necessary or not?
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All depends on lift height and belly height.
I had a 4.5" rubicon express short arm kit with standard belly height and didn't need a longer front shaft but now with the 4"long arms and flat belly I needed one
What lift are you installing? Are you changing the belly plate?
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4" skyjacker suspension and a 1' body, belly will stay the same for the moment.. to expensive to get one shipped out from u.s, but i wont be using the transfer case drop brackets.
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You should be fine with the stock front shaft, really only need if you go long arm and stretch it with control arms
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06-jeep-tj you should be fine, if you plan long arms and belly up in the future just keep it in mind coz you will need it.
I stretched the front of mine a little aswell, consider this if you go long arms coz you only want to replace your front shaft once
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im leaving the belly plate for now. ive got the ORV 4" kit from the us. gonna give it a try see how it goes.
do you know a good place to put in your slip yoke eliminator?
4" lift + 1.25" body and 1" motor lift with 33's should be enough.
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