Superlift style driveshaft specs
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Superlift style driveshaft specs
I finally got around to working at getting the Superlift on. I've gotten far enough in the install to verify that the measurements I received from few sources and members on here are correct and that the shaft fits properly.
I started with a used front driveshaft out of a Jeep XJ Cherokee ($40), had it shortened, balanced and new U-joints installed ($72). Then I used the N2-83-288X adapter to fit the 6-bolt pattern on the transfer case ($98). You will also need 6 shorter bolts to attach the adapter to the transfer case. I used M8-1.25X40.
Here are the measurements to make your own!
I started with a used front driveshaft out of a Jeep XJ Cherokee ($40), had it shortened, balanced and new U-joints installed ($72). Then I used the N2-83-288X adapter to fit the 6-bolt pattern on the transfer case ($98). You will also need 6 shorter bolts to attach the adapter to the transfer case. I used M8-1.25X40.
Here are the measurements to make your own!
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