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USA Standard Gear Front Driveshaft; 26-Inch Weld to Weld (99-06 Silverado 1500)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • 3.42 ratio
      • All Yukon ring & pinion sets come standard with a one-year warranty.
      • Engineered for the Harshest Conditions
      • GM 8.25"
      • Rear
      • Ring & Pinion Kit

      Description

      Description. Get the peace of mind and reliability of a brand-new driveshaft, don’t settle for a remanufactured unit. Built fresh from the ground up, USA Standard Gear replacement driveshafts are constructed with high-grade steel, feature new slip yokes, and new maintenance-free u-joints to provide decades of carefree use. In some cases, USA Standard redesigns and strengthens the shaft to exceed factory specs, correcting common OE failure points. Further, all USA Standard driveshafts are precision balanced to eliminate vibration so your vehicle drives smooth. As part of USA Standard’s “Perfect Fit” program, all driveshafts arrive fully assembled and ready to install so the vehicle will be back on the road quickly.

      USA Standard Gear ZDS9530

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      Tech Specs

      4.0

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