Having to change driveshafts
Originally Posted by JKZinger
Not true information. Your will lose your front driveshaft boot as soon as you disconnect and wheel it. Rear shaft will be OK with that lift.
Originally Posted by James435
If it is only four, you shouldnt have a problem, but anything over four i would suggest changing both front and rear, or it will be to much stress.
2 door or 4 door?
Auto or man?
4 doors with auto will need a front in the very near future, especially if wheeling or disconnecting your sway bar.
You may need a rear but it's 50/50 on that. Depends on pinion angle if you have adj control arms etc.
2 doors will most likely need a rear. Not sure on the front. That's right....I don't know on a 2 door. Maybe someone with real knowledge can chime in.
People, if you don't know the answer don't post. Giving people the wrong info is worse than not replying at all.
For a 2-door, your rear will go bad eventually. So what, replace it when it starts vibrating your ass off. Until then, don't worry about it. Even with a non-OEM drive shaft, my U-joint gave out due to pinion angle or stresses from off-roading. I still get a bit of a vibration with a new U-joint at certain speeds (45km/hr specifically) and I will probably only manage to fix that with new rear upper-control arms.
Until it busts or starts to vibrate, I say drive the shit out of it.
Until it busts or starts to vibrate, I say drive the shit out of it.


