the ones that connect to the transfer case on the '95-'97 Rangers? yea they are the same.......

 

the same as the Jeep driveshaft i have? ah unless you know for sure but i think you are confused.

 

i was until you said jeep driveshaft.......

what you could do is have your driveshaft guy take the end off of a '97 Ranger driveshaft, and then put it on the jeep end or vise versa and make the saft the correct length......then buy Jeep u-joints for 1 end and Ranger u-joints for the other...

 

I will have to get a picture of the Jeep driveshaft that i have, i looked it up and there is a chance they are the same Ujoint so we will see.

 

well then you my friend might have lucked out!

 

Certified Power. I work in the hydraulics side, but we also have a full driveline shop. carry Spicer, Neapco, Motive Gear, Auburn Gear and a bunch of others I can't think of right now...

 

sweet thanks!

 

This is the part number I used to get the part I think you are talking about. N2-83-287x There is a new part number. The dealer can cross referance to the new number. I have a picture of the driveshaft but can't post it. I could E-mail it.

Mike

 

email it to me if you could.

zabeard@gmail.com

i went to the dealer they cannot get that old part or so they say. i guess its the same part number as the one i have right now, so it would just be easier to find a 97 tcase

the other thought is some of the guys at work are talking about making one for me. so they might just machine a piece from raw stock.

 

Sent it.

 

Michael you are awesome! thanks man here are the pics that will work perfectly, and the dealer can get this for me??

 

nice dude!

 

It's a Neapco part. Contact them to find a dealer in your area. http://www.neapco.com

 

thanks alot guys on this as well... well when it comes time for me to get a front shaft

 

Thanks to Michael I just might have 4wd at the end of the week, maybe.

I am going to try and order it tomorrow.

 

Well i just called ordered one, 107.99 kinda salty, but beats a new Superlift driveshaft.

here is the link.
http://www.sixstates.com/partlocatio...art=N2-83-287X

I called them and they are sending it out this morning.

Just a little FYI for anyone. and thanks again Michael!

 

is that just for the adaptor? man that is HIGH!

 

Yeah just the adapter, custom driveshafts are not cheap.

The superlift one is over 400, so it beats that price too.

and not to mention i dont have to take the t-case apart. the item is discontinued as well according to their site i got the last one.

If i couldn't get it i was just going to order another Superlift shaft and have them put a longer spline shaft in it for more travel. that would have been 500+

 

yea i know custom shafts are not cheap since there is so much percision in them......but $110 for that little adaptor? they must be making a good profit off of them....

 

I'm sure that is part of the reason the superlift shaft costs 400, but everything has a price, i want 4wd, this is the easiest and best way to do it, IMO

 

true......does it come with the u-joint adaptor?

 

U joint adapter? its just that piece you see all clean in those pics.

The Ujoints should be the same size. if not ill change to a different Double cardon unit.

 

yea that is what i was wondering......that picture of the adaptor that someone else posted was just the polished part.....didn't know if the 1 you posted was the right one or not.....with the u-joint cup attachment...

 

this is what i bought, its all one piece, its cast then machined down to that.

 

sweet!