Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
09-10-2003, 05:24 PM
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Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
Scott
90 YJ
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> (note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> questions:
>
> 1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> 2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> net somewhere?
>
> That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>
> --Misha
>
completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
Scott
90 YJ
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> (note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> questions:
>
> 1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> 2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> net somewhere?
>
> That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>
> --Misha
>
09-10-2003, 07:03 PM
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Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
price beat anything I'd found so far!
--Misha
Foot Loose wrote:
> I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
>
> Scott
> 90 YJ
>
>
> "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
>
>>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
>>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
>>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
>>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
>>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
>>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
>>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
>>questions:
>>
>>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
>>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
>>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
>>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
>>net somewhere?
>>
>>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>--Misha
>>
>
>
>
Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
price beat anything I'd found so far!
--Misha
Foot Loose wrote:
> I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
>
> Scott
> 90 YJ
>
>
> "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
>
>>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
>>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
>>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
>>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
>>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
>>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
>>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
>>questions:
>>
>>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
>>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
>>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
>>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
>>net somewhere?
>>
>>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>--Misha
>>
>
>
>
09-10-2003, 07:03 PM
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Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
price beat anything I'd found so far!
--Misha
Foot Loose wrote:
> I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
>
> Scott
> 90 YJ
>
>
> "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
>
>>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
>>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
>>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
>>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
>>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
>>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
>>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
>>questions:
>>
>>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
>>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
>>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
>>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
>>net somewhere?
>>
>>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>--Misha
>>
>
>
>
Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
price beat anything I'd found so far!
--Misha
Foot Loose wrote:
> I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
>
> Scott
> 90 YJ
>
>
> "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
>
>>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
>>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
>>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
>>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
>>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
>>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
>>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
>>questions:
>>
>>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
>>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
>>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
>>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
>>net somewhere?
>>
>>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>--Misha
>>
>
>
>
09-10-2003, 10:12 PM
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Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
Before I installed an Atlas II in my '94 YJ I ran a Currie SYE kit and Tom
Woods shaft (actually it was a Six States shaft from back when Tom worked
for them). The kit was a breeze to install and worked great for over 20k
miles. T-Case has subsequently been installed in another YJ (w/35's) and
gone probably 20k more miles without a hitch. The JB Conversions type kits
(which adapt NP242 shaft, etc. to the 231) are much stronger and if you can
afford it go for the extra strength.
After a suspension, tires & gears upgrade, an SYE is maybe the single best
conversion you can make.
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:k5O7b.41398$Nc.10079646@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
> Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
> price beat anything I'd found so far!
>
> --Misha
>
> Foot Loose wrote:
> > I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> > completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> > installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
> >
> > Scott
> > 90 YJ
> >
> >
> > "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> >
> >>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> >>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> >>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> >>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> >>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> >>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> >>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> >>questions:
> >>
> >>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> >>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> >>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> >>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> >>net somewhere?
> >>
> >>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
> >>
> >>--Misha
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
Woods shaft (actually it was a Six States shaft from back when Tom worked
for them). The kit was a breeze to install and worked great for over 20k
miles. T-Case has subsequently been installed in another YJ (w/35's) and
gone probably 20k more miles without a hitch. The JB Conversions type kits
(which adapt NP242 shaft, etc. to the 231) are much stronger and if you can
afford it go for the extra strength.
After a suspension, tires & gears upgrade, an SYE is maybe the single best
conversion you can make.
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:k5O7b.41398$Nc.10079646@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
> Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
> price beat anything I'd found so far!
>
> --Misha
>
> Foot Loose wrote:
> > I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> > completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> > installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
> >
> > Scott
> > 90 YJ
> >
> >
> > "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> >
> >>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> >>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> >>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> >>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> >>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> >>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> >>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> >>questions:
> >>
> >>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> >>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> >>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> >>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> >>net somewhere?
> >>
> >>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
> >>
> >>--Misha
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
09-10-2003, 10:12 PM
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Posts: n/a
Re: Driveshaft and SYE -- opinions wanted!
Before I installed an Atlas II in my '94 YJ I ran a Currie SYE kit and Tom
Woods shaft (actually it was a Six States shaft from back when Tom worked
for them). The kit was a breeze to install and worked great for over 20k
miles. T-Case has subsequently been installed in another YJ (w/35's) and
gone probably 20k more miles without a hitch. The JB Conversions type kits
(which adapt NP242 shaft, etc. to the 231) are much stronger and if you can
afford it go for the extra strength.
After a suspension, tires & gears upgrade, an SYE is maybe the single best
conversion you can make.
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:k5O7b.41398$Nc.10079646@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
> Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
> price beat anything I'd found so far!
>
> --Misha
>
> Foot Loose wrote:
> > I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> > completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> > installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
> >
> > Scott
> > 90 YJ
> >
> >
> > "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> >
> >>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> >>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> >>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> >>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> >>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> >>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> >>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> >>questions:
> >>
> >>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> >>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> >>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> >>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> >>net somewhere?
> >>
> >>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
> >>
> >>--Misha
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
Woods shaft (actually it was a Six States shaft from back when Tom worked
for them). The kit was a breeze to install and worked great for over 20k
miles. T-Case has subsequently been installed in another YJ (w/35's) and
gone probably 20k more miles without a hitch. The JB Conversions type kits
(which adapt NP242 shaft, etc. to the 231) are much stronger and if you can
afford it go for the extra strength.
After a suspension, tires & gears upgrade, an SYE is maybe the single best
conversion you can make.
"Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:k5O7b.41398$Nc.10079646@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> Checked around and realized you were right! I just ordered the Advanced
> Adapters HD SYE Kit and Tom Wood's CV drive shaft from Tom Wood's. The
> price beat anything I'd found so far!
>
> --Misha
>
> Foot Loose wrote:
> > I got mine (SYE and CV drive shaft) from Tom Wood, his prices were very
> > completive and I had read allot of good things about him. They have been
> > installed for over a year now and I have had zero problems.
> >
> > Scott
> > 90 YJ
> >
> >
> > "Misha A. Kononov" <makononov@delthisyahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:XxL7b.41350$Nc.10040302@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> >
> >>So, I won't explain my own stupidity to you, but suffice to say that on
> >>my most recent offroad trip, the need arose for an entirely new rear
> >>driveshaft. Seeing as I just finished the 4" lift kit on my '92 YJ six
> >>months ago, I had the undeniable desire to throw more money at my Jeep
> >>(note sarcasm here), so I decided to take this oppurtunity to get rid of
> >>my slip yoke. As the lift just about emptied my bank account, price is a
> >>huge issue, so I've been furtively searching for a good deal. So, two
> >>questions:
> >>
> >>1.) I found a website (www.mad4wd.com) that has a SYE kit for $220
> >>delivered. Has anybody had any experience with them at all?
> >>2.) As I need to get a CV driveshaft now, too, is my best bet looking
> >>for a local driveshaft shop, or does someone know of a good deal on the
> >>net somewhere?
> >>
> >>That is all. Any opinions and/or advice would be greatly appreciated!
> >>
> >>--Misha
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
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