No difference in steering between the two as far as I know.
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huskertodd
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The rag joint on the 98+ have plastic outer sleeve where as the older ones don’t. The older ones just seem to be a little more heavy duty.Todd, one quick question if I may. When you say that the 96 shafts are better, what do you mean by that? Does it adversely affect how the truck steers? Thanks!Fair enough Todd. Figured it didn’t hurt to ask. Have a great day!
Sorry Kevin, they’re too hard to find and are better than the 98+ shaftsHey Todd, can I talk you into selling that 96 steering shaft to me?
Just a blind squirrel trying to find a nut!
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- Birthday
- September 24, 1965 (Age: 58)
- Location
- Omaha,Nebraska
- City, State
- Omaha, Nebraska
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 97 explorer xlt
- Callsign
- Xplorn
- Zip Code
- 68134
- Gender
- Male
- Vehicle Specs
- YES
- Engine
- 4.0 sohc
- Year
- 1997
- Transmission
- Upgraded
- Transfer Case
- Stock
- Front Axle
- Ifs 4.10 gears 4" superlift, double cardan front drive shaft and skid plate
- Rear Axle
- 8.8 4.10 gears 4" superlift and WFO diff cover Yukon axles
- Lighting
- Clear headlights and turn signals silver star bulbs
- Tires
- 32 11.50 15 cooper sst pro
- Occupation
- Service tech
- Wheels
- 15 x 8 ion
- Audio/Video and Navigation
- Alpine and JL Audio
- Accessories
- K&N filter, led bulbs, gts light covers, alpine stereo and speakers, JL Audio amp and subs,
