Reply to "Reversing ZF axle shafts"

jimmymMember

quote:
Originally posted by Rocky:
I agree with Doug & Jack...

The only real reason to do this is for exhaust clearance. I went to larger diameter pipes, and the swap-around was required, as well as a large number of suspension swings (shocks and tires removed) to verify clearance.

Rocky

That is the main reason why I am considering doing this. I would like to run a 3" exhaust to the mufflers. I had also thought about compressing the round pipe to oval pipe at the half shaft for fitment.
The third option was converting it to a CV joint. Dennis at Pantera Performance offers a couple of different options for this setup. One uses an adapter and the other one doesn't. With his setup and his optional heavy duty axles he estimated about 4" of exhaust clearance.

4/9/176:07 PM

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