Posted by trucker40 on February 05, 2009 at 17:03:51 from (69.151.56.112):
In Reply to: Tranny swap posted by 37chief on February 05, 2009 at 15:43:26:
Well if you can find a drive shaft at a junkyard it will be lots better than if you have to have it made.If your transmission yoke is bolted solid you need a driveshaft with a slip joint in it.It probably is that way on a standard so you need a slip joint type and the right size Ujoint to fit the differential,or plate with 4 holes in it if thats what it takes.Might be that way on both ends.If you have to use a carrier bearing look at the junk yard again for something that will fit and get the bracket that holds it and crossmember if possible because that will make it lots easier to install.
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