ronnie lueck

I have a 2006 gmc crew cab on a 4/7 drop and am wanting to put a 2 piece drive shaft under it. where can I get a cross member for the carrier bearing?

iamkeniff

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Custom make one or you can have a welding shop make you one

digitalfiend

Hi there. I've got a 2004 Chevy Tahoe that has a single-piece driveshaft so it's a very similar drivetrain setup as your ride. I'm curious why you would want to do this. Is there some performance advantage or another reason? I'm not being a smartass, I just want to understand if there's a benefit over a one-piece driveshaft.

thewrx

so you can keep pinion angle in check, when your slammed or bagged.