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  1. Gunfighter1

    m1009 Slip yoke eliminator

    Thanks for the advice guys. I was thinking it was something a machine shop would have to do. Ill make sure i get some good bits and taps when i do it. Next question is would this put any more strain on the output shaft than a normal driveline with a slip yoke? Seems all the kits with shorter...
  2. Gunfighter1

    m1009 Slip yoke eliminator

    Im in the parts collection phase of doing an axle swap and considering doing a SYE on my m1009 when i put the 14 bolt in the rear. I figured while im at it i may as well get a new drive shaft made with 1 ton u joints. Has anyone used this kit http://www.driveshaftsuperstore.com/SYE_Kits_$375.htm...
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