Well now that Im Elite i figured Id start a thread to document my SAS build...
As far as I know the 205 and atlas share the same yokes for the 32 spline outputs. There is a little star rubber washer that slides into the splines before the nut.I recently replaced the front yoke on my Atlas II. Advanced Adaptors (AA) builds the case with a silicone washer/seal. AA told me I would not be able to source that seal locally, but any type of oil resistant RTV would work just fine. Little bit on the splines and around the end of the splines before installing the nut. Doesn't seem to be leaking.
My next big purchase for the Explorer after Radflo rear shocks and air bumps is a NWF iBox. Only adds 4" to the length.
Atlas 3.8
Doubler 2.71
Both 10.298
They do. Atlas likes to make it sound like their stuff is proprietary when you talk to them, but after I installed the front yoke using some RTV, I did a search and those seals are common and very inexpensive.As far as I know the 205 and atlas share the same yokes for the 32 spline outputs. There is a little star rubber washer that slides into the splines before the nut.
Yup that shaft that is installed on the rear in the picture is a 100% factory front shaft from an f350. Special order from my auto parts store but only like a day or two outThey do. Atlas likes to make it sound like their stuff is proprietary when you talk to them, but after I installed the front yoke using some RTV, I did a search and those seals are common and very inexpensive.
I really like the idea of equal length driveshafts, and a beefy upgrade. If they are a common part, I don't know if I would bother with a spare.