Damn..........

[Swims350]

yea ours had all the add ons too and was for a 4wd, only cost 300 hundy for 4 inches.

 

[Mr Clean]

nxtlevl........I can hook you up with a new set of polyurethane bushings. I bought the prothane kit, for my short bed, and when I sold my short bed I forgot to give them to the guy that bought it. I called him, and he said he didn't want them. This is were we need too talk about the sketch.

 

[Hip 2 be square]

I MAY have a lower cost alternative to the Borgeson steering shafts using a shaft from another vehicle. It works on later model SBs. Not sure when the changeover was, I think '77.

Jeep Cherokee steering shaft...very minor mods needed, at least on the later model squares.

I thought this was common knowledge by now? I did my first one about 5 years ago, and it wasn't exactly a new idea then.

 

[greencountry05]

Jeep Cherokee steering shaft...very minor mods needed, at least on the later model squares.

I thought this was common knowledge by now? I did my first one about 5 years ago, and it wasn't exactly a new idea then.

Both are news to me, this is why we have the internet lol!

 

[Old77]

Both are news to me, this is why we have the internet lol!

One of these days, the internets sure is goin' to take off and will be widely used by everyone!

 

[RetroC10Sport]

Jeep Cherokee steering shaft...very minor mods needed, at least on the later model squares.

I thought this was common knowledge by now? I did my first one about 5 years ago, and it wasn't exactly a new idea then.

Cherokee looks too short to me, is it the right length? I was thinking Wrangler.

I asked on CaptKock's board and was told to buy a Borgeson.

 

[Old77]

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[RetroC10Sport]

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Here's an unmodified Cherokee shaft next to the shaft from my S10. I can't imagine the Cherokee shaft working in a SB.

 

[Old77]

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Here's an unmodified Cherokee shaft next to the shaft from my S10. I can't imagine the Cherokee shaft working in a SB.

Just take a wee bit of modification, right?

 

[RetroC10Sport]

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And here's the Wrangler shaft.

I felt that $290 can be better spent elsewhere on the truck. I got a Wrangler shaft for $10 at the junkyard.

 

[89Suburban]

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