One piece driveshaft question

[BombDocDiesel]

Is it possible to run a one piece driveshaft behind a 2wd Allison? My truck is a 2500 cut to a RC/SB. Would anyone advise doing this?

I'm trying to avoid putting a carrier bearing back in the truck now that is shorter and lowered my angles work out well without it.

 

[Team Overkill]

My 06 crew cab short bed had a 1-piece shaft. Can u find a 1 piece shaft?

 

[BombDocDiesel]

My 06 crew cab short bed had a 1-piece shaft. Can u find a 1 piece shaft?

I have a shop here that can make one. The truck was RC/LB with a one piece but the NV4500 had a slip yoke.

 

[Team Overkill]

Ok, i gotcha. Well I hope you get one for it.

 

[1lowdiesel]

I don't see a problem with doing it. I'm gonna be running a 1pc on my chummins. I wanted to run one on my dmax but they said it was too long to make a 1pc.

Let me know what they charge you to make one cause i've been looking around at prices and they are all upwards of $3-400

 

[CurtisEmery]

Should work, the cc/lb's are one piece. I would think it would be about the same length

 

[1lowdiesel]

CCLB 4wd trucks have a 2pc. The CCSB 4wd trucks have a 1pc.

 

[CurtisEmery]

Sorry I meant cc/sb

 

[BombDocDiesel]

Cool. I was concerned with the lack of a slip yoke. I will make sure the guy at the shop here is still willing to do it.

I was really not looking forward to buying a factory RC/LB two-piece to have it cut-down.

 

[jheyob]

The 2wd allison doesn't have a slip yoke on it?

 

[BombDocDiesel]

The 2wd allison doesn't have a slip yoke on it?

No, it bolts on.