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1970 Jeep Rebuild

Measuring for drive shaft it’s only gonna be about 14” long, 2- 1/2” shorter then what I’m running now.
 
I thought you were going spring over for the 35's? Short shaft but still doable in double cardan.
 
I thought you were going spring over for the 35's? Short shaft but still doable in double cardan.
I was trying to set it up like it was because it works, and not open up a can of worms…that being said, we all know how that goes. .:shrug:

I'ld be outboarding the rear springs a little.
I wanted to minimize how much work I had to do to get it running again. My goal this year was to do less wrenching and more wheeling, (even though I love tinkering), but I have a 52 Willys truck I need to build.
 
I actually got into the garage today. I was able to set my pinion angle to where I wanted it at ride height when I let the rear end droop all the way out I was getting interference between the rear pinion yoke and the u-joint. I used a die grinder and removed a little material from the pinion yoke and now it turns smoothly. Now that I’m happy with that I tack welded the perches in place, I’ll pull everything apart and finish welding the perches in next weekend.
I need to find a 1-5/16” thin wall deep socket that fits between the yoke and pinion nut so I can get the yoke off, this one is for the 1310 u-joint so there’s not a lot of room. I also ordered a a high clearance yoke to throw on and keep the one I ground on as a trail spare.
 
I welded on tabs to hold my brake lines where they transition from hard lines to soft lines.
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Pics of calipers hooked up. I ordered some hard line to make up the 2 short runs to center of pumpkin where it attaches to to soft line coming off the frame.
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