Help with YJ lift
My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a
tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? That darn driveshaft is so short under there. KH |
Re: Help with YJ lift
4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without
a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread for sure though to see! Dave http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. >KH > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without
a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread for sure though to see! Dave http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. >KH > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
There's really no way he can do this much lift without an SYE & CV shaft.
I've got this lift set up with Dynatrac axles and an Atlas II. The rear axle was dialed in spot on the money ant it still can exhibit a trace of vibration under different loads. "Kevin in San Diego" <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:B_v9b.56888$Qy4.28202@fed1read05... > My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a > tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically > undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 > dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it > and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? > That darn driveshaft is so short under there. > KH > > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
There's really no way he can do this much lift without an SYE & CV shaft.
I've got this lift set up with Dynatrac axles and an Atlas II. The rear axle was dialed in spot on the money ant it still can exhibit a trace of vibration under different loads. "Kevin in San Diego" <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:B_v9b.56888$Qy4.28202@fed1read05... > My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a > tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically > undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 > dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it > and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? > That darn driveshaft is so short under there. > KH > > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
Hey guys, what's a SYE? I'm considering a 4" lift on my CJ and the only mod
I thought I'd need is a drop pitman arm. Thanks, bill "David C. Moller" <david_moller@msn.com> wrote in message news:hc3dmvc4m5ekjk88e0kq59q9qe04fth1kb@4ax.com... > 4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without > a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a > suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread > for sure though to see! > > Dave > http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" > <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: > > >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a > >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically > >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 > >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it > >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? > >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. > >KH > > > > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
Hey guys, what's a SYE? I'm considering a 4" lift on my CJ and the only mod
I thought I'd need is a drop pitman arm. Thanks, bill "David C. Moller" <david_moller@msn.com> wrote in message news:hc3dmvc4m5ekjk88e0kq59q9qe04fth1kb@4ax.com... > 4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without > a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a > suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread > for sure though to see! > > Dave > http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" > <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: > > >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a > >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still practically > >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 > >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for it > >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be like? > >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. > >KH > > > > > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
Slip Yoke Eliminator.... but I don't believe it's an issue with CJ's.
On the Wranglers, it reduces the transfer case tail shaft length, allowing you to install a longer rear drive shaft which will reduce vibration (reduces the degree of angle between transfer case and axle). Dave On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 23:04:25 -0700, "William Oliveri" <wuji@bigvalley.net> wrote: >Hey guys, what's a SYE? I'm considering a 4" lift on my CJ and the only mod >I thought I'd need is a drop pitman arm. > >Thanks, > >bill > >"David C. Moller" <david_moller@msn.com> wrote in message >news:hc3dmvc4m5ekjk88e0kq59q9qe04fth1kb@4ax.com.. . >> 4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without >> a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a >> suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread >> for sure though to see! >> >> Dave >> http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm >> >> On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" >> <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a >> >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still >practically >> >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 >> >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for >it >> >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be >like? >> >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. >> >KH >> > >> > >> > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
Slip Yoke Eliminator.... but I don't believe it's an issue with CJ's.
On the Wranglers, it reduces the transfer case tail shaft length, allowing you to install a longer rear drive shaft which will reduce vibration (reduces the degree of angle between transfer case and axle). Dave On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 23:04:25 -0700, "William Oliveri" <wuji@bigvalley.net> wrote: >Hey guys, what's a SYE? I'm considering a 4" lift on my CJ and the only mod >I thought I'd need is a drop pitman arm. > >Thanks, > >bill > >"David C. Moller" <david_moller@msn.com> wrote in message >news:hc3dmvc4m5ekjk88e0kq59q9qe04fth1kb@4ax.com.. . >> 4.5"? Ouch, I dunno Kevin.... I'd never consider going even 4" without >> a SYE and longer shaft. Hopefully someone else might have a >> suggestion, but I sure don't have one. I'll be following this thread >> for sure though to see! >> >> Dave >> http://home1.gte.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm >> >> On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:30:03 -0700, "Kevin in San Diego" >> <kevin_hedstrom@yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> >My friend put a 4.5" RE lift on his YJ. He has the vibes bad. He put in a >> >tcase drop and the degree shims that came with it but its still >practically >> >undriveable. Anyone else know the quick easy answer. Hopefully not a 900 >> >dollar sye and driveshaft? To do that is OK but he needs to save up for >it >> >and we need to make it drivable. What should the driveline angles be >like? >> >That darn driveshaft is so short under there. >> >KH >> > >> > >> > |
Re: Help with YJ lift
Yes, on Real Jeeps the driveshaft yoke is bolted to their output
shafts. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ "David C. Moller" wrote: > > Slip Yoke Eliminator.... but I don't believe it's an issue with CJ's. > On the Wranglers, it reduces the transfer case tail shaft length, > allowing you to install a longer rear drive shaft which will reduce > vibration (reduces the degree of angle between transfer case and > axle). > > Dave |
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