chevy d44 hd front axle. I need a high angle driveline to my stock isuzu rodeo t-case flange. where do i get one? i cant afford to cut and turn my axle. post some pics later.:confused:

Search for Jesse at hi angle driveline on this ite in the vendors section.

Try johnny franklin driveline service in santa rosa, they did my driveshafts when i did my conversion. Don

i will give them a call first thing in the morning. ive talked to santa rosa driveline and they told me i need to find the parts and they will make the driveline. hopefully johnny franklin can.


question- can i redrill the flange on the t case to fit a different yoke?Or find one to fit my t case? direct fit?

The flange needs to be adapted - A pilot adapter is what you need- Jess

Jess has Been doing shafts for me and our customers for 9+ years...........he is always my #1 reccomendation.

he has solved tons of driveline obscurities for us over the years.....and we sell his shafts with complete confidence.

only thing i would run :flipoff2:

question- can i redrill the flange on the t case to fit a different yoke?Or find one to fit my t case? direct fit?

I redrilled my flanges to adapt to toyota axles and have had no issues.

Isuzu Rodeos have D44 in the rear. The spline is the same on D44 fronts, get Isuzu Companion Flange Assy. Isuzu Part no 8-97084-473-0. And you can use your Isuzu front driveshaft , I had to lengthen mine.

If your needing a cv, go with plan B.

im going to see if my rear output will drop further. especially if its the same bolt pattern. get a rear drive shaft out of a junker and maybe just maybe itll work.