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Old 02-28-2017, 07:12 AM
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So driveshaft specialties suggested a 5" aluminum.
I will be contacting drive shaft shop today as the guy that knows about lifted trucks was not in yesterday
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Nobody in canada makes driveshafts? I can rattle off 3 places near me and ive never really researched the subject.
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I'm getting the 5" as well. supposed to be badass
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I'm going need one on my lowered 10 rcsb aren't I?
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
Nobody in canada makes driveshafts? I can rattle off 3 places near me and ive never really researched the subject.
We have places but I don't trust them.
The one local place I called suggested a 3.5" steel and wanted to reuse my slip yoke.
I need a 70 3/8" long driveshaf
I am ordering the 5" aluminum from drive shaft specialties today.



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