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TBob
05-12-2006, 10:47 AM
any good guys to deal with?

Thanks,
TBob
grumpy
05-12-2006, 11:08 AM
Steve at 602.253.8006
tell him Derek said to call have you gotten a crawler yet?
TBob
05-12-2006, 01:57 PM
should have it weds. What's the name of the shop?

Thanks,


Steve at 602.253.8006
tell him Derek said to call have you gotten a crawler yet?
grumpy
05-12-2006, 03:53 PM
something like az driveline specialist. on lincoln and 24th ave
Captkirkyota
05-12-2006, 05:51 PM
should have it weds. What's the name of the shop?

Thanks,
Which did you decide to go with?

How long before you start :saw: :welder: and :driving: the :kewl: T-bob mobile with a big :D on your face and feeling pretty :xpimp: inside and constantly wanting to go :woot: ? :rofl:
Heatstroke
05-12-2006, 06:18 PM
any good guys to deal with?

Thanks,
TBob

I agree with Derek, Az Drivelines. Talk to Steve only, avoid Oscar. Mine came out REAL nice at a good price. Steve is pretty familiar with Josh, tell him you were recommended by Josh, Derek, and Myself. I'll be having my front done by him when it's time.
AzBearFan
05-12-2006, 10:07 PM
Phoenix Rack and Axle did mine. They came recommended by several guys with really stout rigs. One day turn around and came out awesome and for a much better price than I was quoted by a couple "hi-angle" places. I was told to ask for Bernie, and he really took care of... as far as the driveshaft goes anyway
TBob
05-15-2006, 09:15 AM
Inchworm 4.7 should be at the house this week but will not have time to put it in untill the wekend after memorial.



Which did you decide to go with?
How long before you start :saw: :welder: and :driving: the :kewl: T-bob mobile with a big :D on your face and feeling pretty :xpimp: inside and constantly wanting to go :woot: ? :rofl:
TBob
05-23-2006, 08:21 AM
Is this the place - http://www.dexonline.com/servlet/ActionServlet?pid=bizProfile&businessRecordID=-ogt0cvenhn0pft0e4cf24e74h&headingID=1367&incr=1&last10Saved=true&resultForm=BASIC

A-A Ariaona Drivelines?

Thanks


I agree with Derek, Az Drivelines. Talk to Steve only, avoid Oscar. Mine came out REAL nice at a good price. Steve is pretty familiar with Josh, tell him you were recommended by Josh, Derek, and Myself. I'll be having my front done by him when it's time.
grumpy
05-23-2006, 08:44 AM
Is this the place - http://www.dexonline.com/servlet/ActionServlet?pid=bizProfile&businessRecordID=-ogt0cvenhn0pft0e4cf24e74h&headingID=1367&incr=1&last10Saved=true&resultForm=BASIC

A-A Ariaona Drivelines?

Thanks

looks to be. call and like stroke said talk ONLY to Steve and tell him either derek or your one of the tacoma guys.
yogiaz
05-23-2006, 12:48 PM
Are you working on those shakcles for me? Remember 5" from eye to eye! hehe


Yogi


Inchworm 4.7 should be at the house this week but will not have time to put it in untill the wekend after memorial.
Heatstroke
05-23-2006, 01:32 PM
Is this the place - http://www.dexonline.com/servlet/ActionServlet?pid=bizProfile&businessRecordID=-ogt0cvenhn0pft0e4cf24e74h&headingID=1367&incr=1&last10Saved=true&resultForm=BASIC

A-A Ariaona Drivelines?

Thanks

Yup, that's them. (remember: ask for Steve)
crawler#976
06-01-2006, 08:58 AM
If it's not to late, insist, no, demand the heaviest wall tubing they have. 0.135 to 0.156 x 3" can be balanced by a good shop. If you don't mind a little shake, build it with 0.25 wall.

We have a shop up here that builds SCORE/CORE d'shafts. (read; some stout stuff) He's done outstanding work for me and several others here localy.

The Machine Shop
2805 N. Hwy 89
Chino Valley, AZ. 86323
928-636-0662
yogiaz
06-01-2006, 09:10 AM
I would not run .250 wall on a daily driver. For one thats alot weight spinning around on the tranny and diff bearings. Also... if the driveshaft had a failure while at high speeds... that heavy shaft is going to be dangerous. If its just a crawler thats trailered... then go for it.

Just my opinion.

Yogi

If it's not to late, insist, no, demand the heaviest wall tubing they have. 0.135 to 0.156 x 3" can be balanced by a good shop. If you don't mind a little shake, build it with 0.25 wall.

We have a shop up here that builds SCORE/CORE d'shafts. (read; some stout stuff) He's done outstanding work for me and several others here localy.

The Machine Shop
2805 N. Hwy 89
Chino Valley, AZ. 86323
928-636-0662
crawler#976
06-01-2006, 09:25 AM
Yogi is correct - if it's a commuter, stay with the 0.135 to 0.156 wall stuff. The stock tube is way to thin for trail use. Do it right once instead of rebuilding it again and again...
grumpy
06-01-2006, 09:41 AM
Yogi is correct - if it's a commuter, stay with the 0.135 to 0.156 wall stuff. The stock tube is way to thin for trail use. Do it right once instead of rebuilding it again and again...

my rear section of the rear DS is .188 wall its smooth up to 100MPH. Nate has .250 on his DD. I agree I wouldn't run that high either.