Eddyj
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Is there a front axle shaft that runs a 1410 u joint?
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TBItoy
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tonybolton
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QU52112 1410 Series Unfinished Front CV Driveshaft for 2013-up Ram 4x4s
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ford has one to they are about $250 used on ebay.
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
Ok I'm curious. Why?
bbone
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Maybe he hates RCV's? idk...
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
But factory 60 is 1480, why go down in size?
Or maybe he wants to use it for a driveshaft or midshaft or something.
Eddyj
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Short story: front driveshaft
Long story: when I laid out my buggy I have a 1 piece front shaft. And front and rear driveshafts are only about 3 inches difference. (To only carry one spare). So at full bump my front shaft just kisses my starter bolt. I was thinking might be an easy (cheap and half assed) way to get a smaller diameter drive shaft. I'm losing about an 1.5 up travel on front axle at the axle on passenger side.
Long story: when I laid out my buggy I have a 1 piece front shaft. And front and rear driveshafts are only about 3 inches difference. (To only carry one spare). So at full bump my front shaft just kisses my starter bolt. I was thinking might be an easy (cheap and half assed) way to get a smaller diameter drive shaft. I'm losing about an 1.5 up travel on front axle at the axle on passenger side.
Eddyj
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I finally installed front hydraulic bumps and wanted to get the full travel. I dont feel like the added complexity and cost of a two piece shaft is worth an inch of travel.
Plus I built a temp front driveshaft 3 years ago just to ride and it's still in there. It was super thin walled and has held up surprisingly well. I figure with the relatively low HP and deep gearing in Rockwells the drive shafts aren't seeing massive loads.
Plus I built a temp front driveshaft 3 years ago just to ride and it's still in there. It was super thin walled and has held up surprisingly well. I figure with the relatively low HP and deep gearing in Rockwells the drive shafts aren't seeing massive loads.
Eddyj
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tonybolton
Bypass Crawler
Jus take the bolt out, put a hot tack on it. 
TBItoy
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get a 1480 flange for your rockwell, $60 https://www.bustedknuckleoffroad.com/rockwell-pattern-1480-flange-yoke-SPI-3-2-479.htm
and use a dana 60 or super duty Dana 50 long side axle shaft.
Or get a 1480/1410 conversion joint https://www.northerndrivetrain.com/product/NEA-3-1448.html
and use a dana 60 or super duty Dana 50 long side axle shaft.
and use a dana 60 or super duty Dana 50 long side axle shaft.
Or get a 1480/1410 conversion joint https://www.northerndrivetrain.com/product/NEA-3-1448.html
and use a dana 60 or super duty Dana 50 long side axle shaft.
muddinmetal
Guntersville, AL
You done cracked yer starter!
bbone
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I will say that when a driveshaft or link hits the starter bad things happen.
Eddyj
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Can confirm
Eddyj
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Excellent suggestions. I will look into that. It's close to the Tcase so I'd have to go conv joint at case.
TBItoy
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Used a Dana 44 axle shaft (1310 joint) on my boss's rig as a front drivesaft to get past the pass side of the 700r4 with a 231/Dana 20 tcase. It works.
Used the same drive shaft when he went Th400-Atlas.
You could get a 1480 yoke for the tcase. That's probably the most expensive tho. Unless you got a flange setup
Used the same drive shaft when he went Th400-Atlas.
You could get a 1480 yoke for the tcase. That's probably the most expensive tho. Unless you got a flange setup
