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Old May 31, 2009
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Get yourself a 95+ explorer front shaft...it'll bolt right up to the case and the front axle.

good progress!!
 
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will I need the adApter or anything like that??
 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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nope. Your case has the correct front output for that shaft...it'll literally bolt right up and be the correct length.

Here's a far away pic of the shaft you want, in front of the truck I pulled it out of...it's the shaft you want...(double cardon style)

 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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Nice!! It needs a tap handle!!

 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
nope. Your case has the correct front output for that shaft...it'll literally bolt right up and be the correct length.

Here's a far away pic of the shaft you want, in front of the truck I pulled it out of...it's the shaft you want...(double cardon style)

ah ha, i was kinda thinkin that the explorers had the same funky flange on the t-case, ill go hunting this weekend, does it still need shortening or no??
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Nice!! It needs a tap handle!!

wow dude i didnt think about that at all........hmmmm
 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
Get yourself a 95+ explorer front shaft...it'll bolt right up to the case and the front axle.

good progress!!
To clarify Shane. Only the 95 and 96 explorers had the correct length and the correct flanges. In 97 the explorers also went to the funky tulip style flange.
 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by RazorsEDGE
To clarify Shane. Only the 95 and 96 explorers had the correct length and the correct flanges. In 97 the explorers also went to the funky tulip style flange.
that narrows it down, thankfully i have a ranger/explorer jy mecca not to far

and again it doesnt have to be shortened or anything??
 
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95 and 96 explorer shaft is the only one that won't need an adapter or shortened, it should bolt in no problem. If you get any of the shafts from a TTB explorer or ranger then it will be too long. All SLA rangers had the funky tulip flange and 97-01 SLA explorers also used the funky tulip flange.
 
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Originally Posted by RazorsEDGE
95 and 96 explorer shaft is the only one that won't need an adapter or shortened, it should bolt in no problem. If you get any of the shafts from a TTB explorer or ranger then it will be too long. All SLA rangers had the funky tulip flange and 97-01 SLA explorers also used the funky tulip flange.
ah ok thats good to know that there is a bolt in one, hopefully i can find one, thanks for the info man i appreciate it
 
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Old Jun 1, 2009
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The driveshaft that Shane posted a picture of is in my truck. Literally that exact one. I've got a 1354 Manual Shift from a 94 Explorer with an u joint style front output flange. The 95-96 Explorer shaft works wonderfully.
 
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Good progress man!

Can't wait to see what the interior will look like!
 
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