*Simple* Slip Yoke Eliminator | Hack n Tap | Driveline Vibes Gone!

In this video, Wes installs a yoke on the rear of his 231 transfer case to eliminate the rear slip yoke drive shaft from The Stanley Way XJ. This will eliminate all driveline vibrations from a lift Jeep Cherokee.
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[@miked5789]

As the rear axle compresses/moves up, the DS lengthens(because the leaf springs flatten, pulling the axle rearwards). As the axles decompresses/hangs, the DS shortens. Either way, that 5/8" looks good. Btw was actually the clearest explanation for me anyway on the subject of checking/measuring DS length & where to cut. Thanks.

[@TheStanleyWay]

@@miked5789 thank you.

[@ricardolevy885]

Ok so I've had this kit for a couple of years but have not installed it yet because I am not sure whether the front drive shaft that I have is worth installing in the rear as the stock rear drive shaft looks waaaaaay beefier than the front drive shaft. thoughts??

[@TheStanleyWay]

@@ricardolevy885 I thought the same thing but I have had no problems so far. I have done some light trail riding with it and building confidence every day. I am about to install a locker in the rear axle and do some moderate trails. So far with daily driving and light trails it is just fine.

[@coachgeo]

What SYE Hack-n-Tap yoke did you use?

[@TheStanleyWay]

@@coachgeo here is a link to the one I used. www.ironrockoffroad.com/product/hack-n-tap-slip-yoke-eliminator-kit.html

[@coachgeo]

what cut off wheel size you recommend?

[@TheStanleyWay]

@@coachgeo at least a 4 1/2”.

[@everyonedeservestosparkle3603]

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