Used Jeep steering shafts

[Cme2fly]

Replace your original steering shaft with an upgraded steering shaft. It is a good upgrade for cars with original rag joint steering shafts. The jeep shaft uses a u-joint instead of a rag joint eliminating steering slop. $50 shipped to lower 48. The is a direct swap and bolts are included.


Here is a video which explains the installation process.
SYTY Steering Upgrade | TuneyFish.com

 

[Cme2fly]

Replace your original steering shaft with an upgraded steering shaft. It is a good upgrade for cars with original rag joint steering shafts. The jeep shaft uses a u-joint instead of a rag joint eliminating steering slop. $50 shipped to lower 48. The is a direct swap and bolts are included.


Here is a video which explains the installation process.
SYTY Steering Upgrade | TuneyFish.com

These shafts are a direct fit for our TR.

 

[nonosv6]

Ill take 1. What's your paypal info? Joel

 

[TurboBuick86]

interested... what year are these from??

 

[Cme2fly]

Ill take 1. What's your paypal info? Joel

cme2fly@hotmail.com..thanks

 

[Cme2fly]

interested... what year are these from??

They come in a few different years these came from 93-94 model if I recall.

 

[bison]

Ill take one.

 

[Cme2fly]

Ill take one.

My paypal address is Cme2fly@hotmail.com

 

[Cme2fly]

Guys, I might have access to a few more of these for those who are interested.

 

[bison]

paypal sent

 

[Cme2fly]

paypal sent

Nonos and Brian Paypal received..I will package and get them out ASAP.

 

[Nick Micale]

These shafts are a direct fit for our TR.

Just wanted to help and point out that a slight mod must be made to install these. :smile:

The upper bolt on the stock GN column goes through a hole in the middle of the steering shaft. The Jeep replacement is a clamp style, and that bolt now is on the side of the shaft.

This will require a notch to be ground into the GN shaft so the bolt can be installed.

The Jeep shaft is from a Cherokee 1986-1995.

 

[Hot Air]

someone posted detailed directions to install. anyone know where it is located?
Conrad

 

[Cme2fly]

Just wanted to help and point out that a slight mod must be made to install these. :smile:

The upper bolt on the stock GN column goes through a hole in the middle of the steering shaft. The Jeep replacement is a clamp style, and that bolt now is on the side of the shaft.

This will require a notch to be ground into the GN shaft so the bolt can be installed.

The Jeep shaft is from a Cherokee 1986-1995.

Thanks for the tip..Mine required no grinding at all for the bolt to fasten. Although, this maybe be necessary for some..didn't have to do any grinding on my 86 T.

 

[Cme2fly]

someone posted detailed directions to install. anyone know where it is located?
Conrad

Did you watch the video? Install is pretty basic..remove your old shaft. Then I install the new shaft to the steering column first..you will have to tap on it with a hammer to press it onto the column shaft(tight fit). Once it is in place secure the 13mm bolt. Next you will have to extend the shaft over the gear box shaft. This also might take a little bit of hammer strength:smile: to get it in place. Once bottomed out secure the bolt and you are finished. Average grease monkey should be able to complete the job in less than 2 hours. Any other questions feel free..

 

[Cme2fly]

Guys, I might have access to a few more of these for those who are interested.

Picked up another 4 shafts today..

 

[toribio]

i will take one if you have more let me know

 

[Cme2fly]

i will take one if you have more let me know

I have 4 left.

 

[toribio]

payment sent thanks

 

[Cme2fly]

Ill take 1. What's your paypal info? Joel

Joe and Brian, your steering shafts went out today USPS..thanks