company "high angle drive line"

[colonel mustard]

Any body ever use them? theyre in southern California....

 

[highdesertrange]

what do you want to get from them. I am in so cal and I use OC Driveline for driveshaft's. highdesertranger

actually I just noticed they are in central cal about 400 miles north.

 

[77 K20]

Nope- never used them, but I've used Tom Wood's driveshafts twice. Once for my rear driveshaft and once for the front. They had a lot of options to make a better/stronger/safer unit.

I'm thinking I might need to modify my front shaft with the additional droop the ORD front springs will provide.

http://www.4xshaft.com/

 

[HotRodPC]

Nope never heard of them. They never did any of mine when I was in Cali. That's been a long time ago. Seems I used a co called Driveline Specialists.

 

[colonel mustard]

well I just received my drive shaft from High Angle Drive line. looks like a great solid shaft. double cardon with slip yoke. the slip yoke was converted to a slip with a flange. ill get it installed today

 

[HotRodPC]

And Pics to follow too please !!!

 

[theblindchicken]

Post up some pics and rate your overall experience with them. Probably need to do driveshafts one of these days.

 

[77 K20]

Was this for your front driveshaft? I'm thinking I will have to modify mine for the ORD springs as I think the axle wants to drop out farther than the driveshaft will allow. (still need to complete my lift and take measurements)

 

[colonel mustard]

And Pics to follow too please !!!

Here’s a pic of the driveshaft. I’m really happy with the quality and execution. Took 3 weeks to get to my door in Kentucky from California. I will be installing it this weekend. I have some tcase sealing to do before I fit it in.

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[colonel mustard]

Was this for your front driveshaft? I'm thinking I will have to modify mine for the ORD springs as I think the axle wants to drop out farther than the driveshaft will allow. (still need to complete my lift and take measurements)

This is for the rear. I have ORD springs. 6” total lift. ORD custom 6” spring in front and 3” shackle flip and 3” customs ORD spring in rear. I still need to get a front driveshaft, but I will be using a local drive line shop to retube the front. Much less money that way.


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[colonel mustard]

Post up some pics and rate your overall experience with them. Probably need to do driveshafts one of these days.

ill follow up with yall and let yall know. right off the bat the seem like a good company. he knows his stuff for sure. one thing I liked was that he understood that I'm not ready to throw a np205 in the truck. I had to use my 208. a lot of driveline shops don't understand that you can modify the slip yoke to accept a double cardon joint. so that was cool.

 

[colonel mustard]

well I went to install the driveshaft last night and unfortunately the diff side u joint was the wrong one. no worries though. he is 2 day shipping the correct one to me

 

[Snoots]

Seems I used a co called Driveline Specialists.

I used those guys twice. Great people and product.

 

[colonel mustard]

I used those guys twice. Great people and product.

good to know. so far the experience has been good. hopefully my replacement ujoint will be here today and I can start driving it again

 

[colonel mustard]

well, plane and simple I will be using them again. my blazer is finally ride as smooth as melted butter. a CV style driveshaft in combination with ORD custom springs literally make this thing glide over washboard dirt roads and run like a new truck on the highway. mission accomplished