Agile Off Road Front Shaft

[parb]

My local driveline shop told me they can do it. Maybe they just want the business and will wing it, but I have worked with them for over 20 years and they have always done exceptional work.

are you going to take one for the team and try it out?

 

[TCMColorado]

are you going to take one for the team and try it out?

Not until my CV boot fails. It could be a while. I have no lift and caster is set at only one degree.

 

[Tundratic]

My local driveline shop told me they can do it. Maybe they just want the business and will wing it, but I have worked with them for over 20 years and they have always done exceptional work.

Who’s the driveline shop you mention? (Asking for a friend)

 

[TCMColorado]

Who’s the driveline shop you mention? (Asking for a friend)

Drive Line Service of Boulder
2738 47th St
Boulder, CO 80301
303-447-1641
ron@dlsofboulder.com

Ron the owner is old school. Emails will likely go unanswered. Call or visit in person. He has either fabricated or rebuilt a good 10 drive shafts for me over the years. All the local auto mechanics and dealerships send their drive line work to him.

 

[Commodore]

Looks like we might have a source for these now.
Thread 'Game changer propshaft'
https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/game-changer-propshaft.12421473/

 

[MileHigh]

I saw people mentioning castor in this thread. The IG comes with a zero caster stock, correct? I had them put in the castor modification, which I take to be 1.5°? Is that a positive or a negative on front shaft life

 

[TCMColorado]

I saw people mentioning castor in this thread. The IG comes with a zero caster stock, correct? I had them put in the castor modification, which I take to be 1.5°? Is that a positive or a negative on front shaft life

The factory specified caster is 2.0°. Reducing the angle will increase CV boot life, increasing caster will reduce it. If using the Agile shaft increased caster will result in more vibration.