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Is that 2 doublers??? Or a tripler ?? :icon_thumby:
 

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LOVE IT! That's kind of how I'm planning on doing my shifters once I get around to getting my DD kit. I already have the 1354M in the garage and the BII has the 1350M in it.

Does the shifter for the doubler just go up and down?
 

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Very nice work. Looks like someone did his homework. Let us all know how it works out for you.
 

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Your rear drive shaft is going to be ridiculously short.
 

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I was thinking about a doubler in the b2 but was concerned about the driveshaft length. Let me know how it works out.
 

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First off Pat you know nothing of my truck, or my doubler, so your claims are bogus.

Second of all, Piss off I don't need your input!:flipoff:
I don't huh? You're not hard to miss in the intardweb. I've seen a stock WB BII with a doubler behind the long trans... and you're few extra inches of wheelbase is still gonna make for a short rear shaft. Hope it works well at highway speeds for you.
 
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wouldnt a short driveshaft be better than lets say a mile long one from a extended cab?
 

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wouldnt a short driveshaft be better than lets say a mile long one from a extended cab?
Not if the U-joint angles are out of wack.
 

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Ah, here it is. BII with A4LD and a doubler.

 

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Looks like it's gonna work to me, I can't see a problem, can you see a problem Copycat?
 

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Ah, here it is. BII with A4LD and a doubler.

The problem is that people who don't understand drive shaft geometry tend to think "funny" things. For the people who "get it", it's not a problem.

From what I can see, I bet that setup doesn't vibrate. The only thing that I would be slightly concerned about in that picture is premature wear from the extra angle. That can EASILY be fixed by running a cv/u-joint type shaft. It's cheap as borscht to buy and swap in, too.
 
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