BOL
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What ranger would I get get one to fit my 91 4.0 ext. cab 4x4?
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2pc drive shaft out 1pc in
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'98-current Supercab.
'98-'00 steel shafts are preferred however, due to having a smaller diameter, and no need to swap the t-case flange.
http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/June04/offroad.htm
'98-'00 steel shafts are preferred however, due to having a smaller diameter, and no need to swap the t-case flange.
http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/June04/offroad.htm
BOL
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does it have to be 4x4?
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Yes. A 2wd shaft will not have a slip spline, it will have a slip yoke that slides directly into the back of the transmission.
TRX501RYAN
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