Jeep shaft installed

[90chevstepside]

I'm sorry. It wasn't a thread about the shaft, but it turned to that. The thread started as an SS steering box thread

http://www.gmt400.com/forum/showthread.php?8951-SS-Steering-box/page5

 

[astewart1995]

will this work ok with a body lift?

 

[90chevstepside]

Good question........

 

[ChrisAU]

I think the shaft has plenty of extension in it to work with a body lift, you have to collapse it to make it shorter to put in our trucks than it was in Jeeps.

Also, mine didn't come with the bolts, if anyone needs to know the threads are standard pitch 7MM. I got 40MM long bolts.

 

[bluex]

I'm sorry. It wasn't a thread about the shaft, but it turned to that. The thread started as an SS steering box thread

http://www.gmt400.com/forum/showthread.php?8951-SS-Steering-box/page5

Thanks for linking that, maybe it will be easier to find now...

 

[nate3531]

will this work ok with a body lift?

As long as your body lift isn't 9" haha, seriously though, I had to almost completely collapse it. There is probably at least 9-10" of travel so I would think it would be fine with most standard body lifts.

 

[WFO4X4]

As long as your body lift isn't 9" haha, seriously though, I had to almost completely collapse it. There is probably at least 9-10" of travel so I would think it would be fine with most standard body lifts.

what jeep did you get the steering linkage from?

 

[nate3531]

what jeep did you get the steering linkage from?

It was a 92 Cherokee, I didn't grind a bolt I grinded the shaft on the steering column a little to clear the bolt. I followed this thread http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forum/...how-i-got-rid-my-steering-slop-cheap-obs.html

There is supposed to be a thread here about it too, but I haven't found it.

I will add this info to the original post to avoid confusion.

 

[WFO4X4]

don't know how i missed that..... thanks nate

 

[nate3531]

NP dude, I updated the original post like I said to include all the info I have.