Steering U Joint

[BBowski82]

OK, here is a question. Anyone know of a stock rig that comes with these on them? Do I hear PNP calling my name.......?

The chevy trucks (new model) come with them....slip and joint.

What exactly are you looking for man? I can look at work....you'd just pay shipping. B

 

[Shawn]

The chevy trucks (new model) come with them....slip and joint.

What exactly are you looking for man? I can look at work....you'd just pay shipping. B

Top pic

http://www.srbymichael.com/manufacturers/borgeson/borgeson-ujoints.shtml

 

[BBowski82]

There was a problem with these on the New Model Chevy's (noise) when I was in the dealer....I gave about 8 of them to a buddy in Phoenix Let me see if he still has any....otherwise I can look at work.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Shawn, there is a couple joints for sale over on IH8Mud...

http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=30675

Not sure if they're what your in need of...

 

[Caleb]

hey shawn, I have a shaft with joints and slip...its yours for free if you want it, I will post pics tonight if you're interested...

 

[Shawn]

hey shawn, I have a shaft with joints and slip...its yours for free if you want it, I will post pics tonight if you're interested...

Please do.

Thanks,

 

[Hickey]

OK, here is a question. Anyone know of a stock rig that comes with these on them? Do I hear PNP calling my name.......?

Chevy fullsize van is what I used for mine when I did the conversion on my Jeep. Very easy to get to from the top of the engine bay. Bobdog, if you are still running the stock Jeep sector shaft, you NEED to do this mod. Huge difference in my steering.

 

[Shawn]

Chevy fullsize van is what I used for mine when I did the conversion on my Jeep. Very easy to get to from the top of the engine bay. Bobdog, if you are still running the stock Jeep sector shaft, you NEED to do this mod. Huge difference in my steering.

thanks,

 

[Shawn]

Caleb,

Could you also post a pick of the bender piece that I might need to use the degree ring you gave me. I would like to see it vs. mine.

Thanks,

 

[bobdog]

Chevy fullsize van is what I used for mine when I did the conversion on my Jeep. Very easy to get to from the top of the engine bay. Bobdog, if you are still running the stock Jeep sector shaft, you NEED to do this mod. Huge difference in my steering.

I need to give you a call, I am still running the stock shaft.

 

[Hickey]

I need to give you a call, I am still running the stock shaft.

Those things are nasty. Plastic block for a u-joint, and a tub of grease at the other end.

 

[Hickey]

I should point out, that the sector shaft I used from the chevy van is nothing close to a bolt on operation. I mainly used it's parts ( two joints and a rubber isolater/slip section) to build a better sector shaft for my CJ5. This required cutting and welding of critical steering parts, which should only be done by someone who knows how to fabricate competently, and only then after much thought.

 

[Caleb]

Caleb,

Could you also post a pick of the bender piece that I might need to use the degree ring you gave me. I would like to see it vs. mine.

Thanks,

here is a pic of the degree ring mount, I can't find the shaft right now...I need to wait till my wife gets home to see if she may have chucked it :sick:

 

[Shawn]

here is a pic of the degree ring mount, I can't find the shaft right now...I need to wait till my wife gets home to see if she may have chucked it :sick:

so the top of that still allows the pin to go down in right?

 

[Shawn]

This required cutting and welding of critical steering parts, which should only be done by someone who knows how to fabricate competently, and only then after much thought.

Humm,,,, so you let Holly do it for ya?

 

[Caleb]

so the top of that still allows the pin to go down in right?

yep...

 

[Shawn]

yep...

offer still open?