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Firebirdjones · 11-26-2011, 08:10 PM

Do you have a driveline shop in the area?

There is one close to me, been in business for 40 years. He makes nice steel driveshafts stornger than a stocker any length with new ends, yokes, and U-joints for about $300. Price goes up depending on aluminum, chrome molly, etc....for more HP.

I've never twisted the shafts on my blazers, I always seem to snap that little 1.438 pinion in half on those 12 bolt rears.

11-26-2011, 08:10 PM	#2
Firebirdjones Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Prescott, Arizona Posts: 2,396	Re: Rear Drive shaft Do you have a driveline shop in the area? There is one close to me, been in business for 40 years. He makes nice steel driveshafts stornger than a stocker any length with new ends, yokes, and U-joints for about $300. Price goes up depending on aluminum, chrome molly, etc....for more HP. I've never twisted the shafts on my blazers, I always seem to snap that little 1.438 pinion in half on those 12 bolt rears.