This is what i've gathered from lots of reading:

1) using a Waggy D44 front needs to have a 1" shorter driveshaft
2) a shackle reversal system requires 1" longer driveshaft

Now if i install both at the same time, I should be able to use my stock driveshaft right???




:D

Sure :flipoff2:

One things you might want to consider when you go SRS is that you will probably pull the d-shaft apart at the splines so you will most likely need a long slip shaft. When I did my first SRS I moved the axle forward 2 inches. Do it right the first time. My buddy tried to do what you propose and we constantly have to put his shaft back together. It gets old. Don't be one of those on the trail.

Joe

You will need a long slip shaft

Yep, longer slip shaft..

i just talked to tom wood driveshafts the other day about it and they said it has to be long slip

Thanks for all the responses fellas. Much appreciated.