Toyota Driveshaft questions

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I am looking to get rid of the square tube shaft that I have in the front of my SAS '92 4runner.

Will a shaft from a truck that had a factory solid axle work in my 4runner? I know I may have to add a longer slip spline, but I need some sort of a donor shaft to start with.

Did they come with CV joints on the t-case end?

Would the flange on my t-case match the bolt pattern? I have the v6 with automatic trans, so i know my t-case is kind of an oddball.

Thanks
 
The problem is that I do not have a stock shaft. I am trying to find out a suitable year model shaft to buy to use as a donor. Are you saying I should modify a driveshaft from an IFS 4runner?
 
I have a cv driveshaft that I welded sqare tube to.....cut the square tube and make you a round one......
 
For clarification, the intent for using a factory driveshaft is to cut down on vibration at higher speeds (think ECORS)
 
1stgenxxx said:
I have a cv driveshaft that I welded sqare tube to.....cut the square tube and make you a round one......
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Wouldn't two round pieces turn inside of each other?
 
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You can drill the flange on the drive shaft or the diff to match the bolt pattern of either. You can also order a double drilled pinion flange that will have the pattern to match. If you have more questions give me a call.
 
lemme rephrase that...I have a few complete cv drive lines that I will let go on the cheap
 
awspence said:
The problem is that I do not have a stock shaft. I am trying to find out a suitable year model shaft to buy to use as a donor. Are you saying I should modify a driveshaft from an IFS 4runner?
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Give us a shout, we have a few stock Toy shafts around. We should be able to hook you up.
 
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