4406 slip yoke eliminator

[Electrohacker]

I think I found something for my wish list

http://www.driveshaftsuperstore.com/drive_shaft_SYE.htm

one thing that has been concerning me is once I do the SOA (way down the line) the drive shaft will still only move in that one axis, along the slip yoke, and it seems this could lead to binding issues as well as loss of fluid if the drive shaft broke...

it would seem if you could use one of these eliminators (saying they clip in place, which I bet the do) then you could use a telescopic drive shaft and get rid of this issue.

I really dont like their price, so I will be shopping around, but I though I'd share this

 

[yellowford]

That is actually pretty cheap compared to what a lot of jeep guys pay.

 

[Electrohacker]

That is actually pretty cheap compared to what a lot of jeep guys pay.

that's because all this is is a slip yolk with a drive flange that has a bolt that you and to drill and tap the output shaft to accept (or at least I think that's how it works, I'd call them to make sure)