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Alright, i have a 2019 sierra 1500 AT4 wth the 6.2. I am in the process of lowering it for multiple reasons. Dont ask why and dont ask why didnt i buy another trim. Rear is already done by removing the blocks and installing bilstein 5100’s for a base/elevation sierra. Fronts are still back ordered until next month, thankfully. I cant for the life of me find the shorter axles from the base, sle or elevation other then the dealership. Went  to Canadian Tire today and bought a set for almost half the price then the dealership. Got home and they are for the previous gen with the 5 bolt bolt-on style, not the spline shaft. Their parts list had the same part number for 2018, 19 and 20. I confirmed by crawling under my truck and the front shafts are 100% spline shafts. I cant find these on any website or shops other then dealership. Wtf gives?

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If you provided a GM part number it would've been helpful.  I went to GM Parts Direct to see if I could you.  GM Parts Survey gave me GM part number 84793824.  I then went to www.rockauto.com and did a part number search.  It came back with an AC Delco party number, which appears to be in stock.  If you click on the Info button next to the part number it'll tell you that both ends are splined.  Input has 28 splines while the output is 33 splines.

 

https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/acdelco,84793824,cv+axle,2288

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6 hours ago, Transient said:

If you provided a GM part number it would've been helpful.  I went to GM Parts Direct to see if I could you.  GM Parts Survey gave me GM part number 84793824.  I then went to www.rockauto.com and did a part number search.  It came back with an AC Delco party number, which appears to be in stock.  If you click on the Info button next to the part number it'll tell you that both ends are splined.  Input has 28 splines while the output is 33 splines.

 

https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/acdelco,84793824,cv+axle,2288


i guess that gets me more info but those ship out of the states and cost the same or more then the dealership. Probably a no but are the gm part numbers for the axles the same for aftermarket axles a store/shop may get in? Im guessing not. 
 

also just noticed the info on those, it says with the 2” lift package. So those would be what is already in my AT4. I need the shorter ones that come with the sle, base or elevation. Not sure if the denali uses the same ones. 

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1 hour ago, newdude said:

On your VIN number, does it start with a "1" or a "3"?

 

84793824 that Transient posted is the Trail Boss/AT4 CV shaft, not the non-lifted truck shaft.  

My VIN starts with a 1. I found the correct ones on that site, Again, its a US company and im in canada, so shipping costs more then the axles lol. Total price is $100 more then what the dealership wants to charge me. Doubt im gonna find any in canada so im just going to the dealership today and order them. 

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3 hours ago, Snakes709 said:

My VIN starts with a 1. I found the correct ones on that site, Again, its a US company and im in canada, so shipping costs more then the axles lol. Total price is $100 more then what the dealership wants to charge me. Doubt im gonna find any in canada so im just going to the dealership today and order them. 

 

 

You need 84759929. 

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28 minutes ago, newdude said:

 

 

You need 84759929. 

Got them thanks. It took alot of digging around but i found a company that can get them tomorrow, are about an hour and a half away and $150 cheaper then the dealership. Really wish gm would have kept the old style axles. 

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Since the TB and AT4's have roughly the same suspension dimensions at full compression as the base 4x4's, you aren't gaining or losing anything by swapping to a shorter CV.  The Longer CV really only comes into play on suspension travel in the extension/drop portion of suspension travel on these trucks.  However, you have to do what makes you feel more comfortable.  Good luck on getting the stance you want, its nice when things finally get to where you want them to be and you can enjoy the truck for the purposes you intended for it. 

 

If you pull the extended shafts then post them up for sale, I'm sure they would sell quickly if appropriately priced.

 

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1 hour ago, Gangly said:

Since the TB and AT4's have roughly the same suspension dimensions at full compression as the base 4x4's, you aren't gaining or losing anything by swapping to a shorter CV.  The Longer CV really only comes into play on suspension travel in the extension/drop portion of suspension travel on these trucks.  However, you have to do what makes you feel more comfortable.  Good luck on getting the stance you want, its nice when things finally get to where you want them to be and you can enjoy the truck for the purposes you intended for it. 

 

If you pull the extended shafts then post them up for sale, I'm sure they would sell quickly if appropriately priced.

 

I didnt know what problems, if any, I would run into if i didnt change out the axles. It's in the part list for the factory lift kit, so thats why I changed it. And eventually i might go lower, doubt it, but at least the option is there. At least now its easier to get into the truck with my sciatic nerve going crazy and my motorbike doesnt bottom out on the ramps when i load it into the bed. i usually keep oem parts so whenever i decided to get rid of it, i can put it back to stock and sell whatever aftermarket parts I have. Dealerships wont give you a penny when you trade in for the aftermarket parts but they will up charge when they sell it. Learned that when i was trading my 370z in for a SRT-10 Ram.  Wouldnt give me anything for my intake and exhaust but tried to up charge the SRT-10 because it had a intake and exhaust on it. 

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17 hours ago, Snakes709 said:

I didnt know what problems, if any, I would run into if i didnt change out the axles. It's in the part list for the factory lift kit, so thats why I changed it. And eventually i might go lower, doubt it, but at least the option is there. At least now its easier to get into the truck with my sciatic nerve going crazy and my motorbike doesnt bottom out on the ramps when i load it into the bed. i usually keep oem parts so whenever i decided to get rid of it, i can put it back to stock and sell whatever aftermarket parts I have. Dealerships wont give you a penny when you trade in for the aftermarket parts but they will up charge when they sell it. Learned that when i was trading my 370z in for a SRT-10 Ram.  Wouldnt give me anything for my intake and exhaust but tried to up charge the SRT-10 because it had a intake and exhaust on it. 

Ha, typical dealership wanting to talk out of both sides of their face.  Good luck getting your truck setup for your needs, its always nice once its exactly how you want it.

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