SunlitComet
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contact maker of lift. they should have them or tell you where to get it.
front drive shaft for 4.88 gears.
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96ProCompTahoe
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rough country lists a new shaft on there site for $429
http://roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_88-98_6.html
http://roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_88-98_6.html
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bjballar41
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thanks for the find i thought i saw a drive shaft on their site. here are the numbers i could get for u sorry if they are not correct
shocks didnt have a maker on them only thing i found was made in mexico 008375 and under it it said 657341.
front def had this on it 2563 on one part and then looked like j54 thats all i could tell.
shocks didnt have a maker on them only thing i found was made in mexico 008375 and under it it said 657341.
front def had this on it 2563 on one part and then looked like j54 thats all i could tell.
SunlitComet
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By any chance is this yours?
http://www.roughcountry.com/install/7549.pdf
Just happens to have shock numbers you can cross reference with other makers.
The 657341 you posted showed up in that pdf as front shock. Is that where you found it? Did you have a preference for maker of shock? Sure we could find something better.
http://www.roughcountry.com/install/7549.pdf
Just happens to have shock numbers you can cross reference with other makers.
The 657341 you posted showed up in that pdf as front shock. Is that where you found it? Did you have a preference for maker of shock? Sure we could find something better.
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im gonna say yes it is a rough country kit and i did find it on the front shock. since this is the gfs daily she mentioned rancho shocks but i looked at them and they are like 100 bucks apiece so no way on that. as far as im concerned id like something a lil softer seems like these are really stiff with no give.
SunlitComet
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there are different ranchos around. I am not lifted but I use Edelbrock Performer IAS shocks. They cost $90 each The part numbers from rough can not be searched for it turns out you will have to call them to get dimentional specs. They might not be typical maker part numbers in order to get you to buy only from them.
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well when i put in how much lift i have 4wd all that stuff they only have one on their site that will "work" with mine same for rough country too for the shocks. im gonna keep looking around tho see whats out there. idk how soon i should change them gf says dont worry about it but they have some cracking at the top where the metal goes in the shock.
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ill take some more pics for yall tomorrow of suspension stuff to show u exactly what im talking about.
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ill take some more pics for yall tomorrow of suspension stuff to show u exactly what im talking about.
gregsb
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I keep learning so much from this site.
For those that have the non autotrac systems do you notice any vibrations in 4wd at highway speeds? The reason I ask is that I snowmobile and when winter hits that is when I do lot of traveling.
For those that have the non autotrac systems do you notice any vibrations in 4wd at highway speeds? The reason I ask is that I snowmobile and when winter hits that is when I do lot of traveling.
SunlitComet
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non autotracs should have no problems.
96ProCompTahoe
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haven't had any problems with mine but i don't leave it in 4wd at highway speeds. if you REALLY need for it to be in 4wd you DON"T need to be doing 55mph+ in it IMO. 
