drive shafts

[kingreinheimer]

i have a 1990 ford ranger 2.9l v6 reg. cab and im about to do a sas with a dana 44 and a 9 inch both off a 79 bronco, it will have about 6 inches of lift and the only thing i need is a front drive shaft and a rear drive shaft and i need help with them....what truck i should get them off of or what i need to buy new. HELP so i can start this project already!

 

[legoms013]

Call a driveline shop, give them the measurements, give them your money, and then pickup newly fabbed driveshafts.

You could save some dough by reusing yokes/slip joints/flange mounts ect ect from your existing drivelines....chances are though you won't be able to use them all off of the stock stuff. Like I said call a shop, they will be more than happy to at least tell you what you need even if you don't source them for whole new drivelines.

 

[koa's93ranger]

Dont they make conversion ujoints that link ranger shafts to full size axles? that would save a ton of money since youll just need to extend your current shaft. take one of your ujoints from both ranger and bronco shafts and take it to a driveline shop to see what your options are on converting the two. at least im hoping its that simple since thats what my plan is/was

 

[BroncoIIer]

I used 1310 to 1330 u joints. Bolted right up. I still need to check for binding though with the suspension drooped