47" double cardan drive shaft.

[small ranger]

Do any trucks have a drive shaft matching this length with 1310 u-joints?

 

[Irokranger93]

I ask

 

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I ask myself the same question myself I watch political references

What do politics and u-joints have to go with each other?

 

[Shran]

I kind of doubt that any Rangers came with a double cardan shaft, but I'm not 100% sure. Bronco II's had them to correct driveline angles due to the short wheelbase.

All of the drivelines I have seen in Rangers were either one piece or two piece with standard yokes.

 

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I kind of doubt that any Rangers came with a double cardan shaft, but I'm not 100% sure. Bronco II's had them to correct driveline angles due to the short wheelbase.

All of the drivelines I have seen in Rangers were either one piece or two piece with standard yokes.

Yeah, ranger never came with a double cardan rear shaft. They did come with double cardan front shafts on the 1354 models.

 

[lethal-threat-b288]

your best bet is to find a 2dr exlpoder 4x4 and rob the rear driveshaft. it needs to be cut 6 1/2 inches and the rear flange is to big. just get one off of another driveshaft. the hole to hole should be like 3" not diagonal tho. i had to do this process after my gkn shattered while i was muddin. good luck

 

[holyford86]

ranger 4x4 shortbeds came with the rear cv driveshaft

 

[small ranger]

Thanks for all the info. "Irokranger93" thanks for the bump, I think?