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03-06-2003, 08:48 PM
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700r4 install driveshaft ?
I have installed a 700r4. I have a driveshaft off of a 83 Chev vehicle that is the correct lenghth. The newer drive shaft has larger caps on the u joints. Where the drive shaft connects to the tranny I have no problem. Where the drive shaft connects to the rearend, the caps are smaller on the diff yoke. I am told there is a standard cross over u joint for this. Instead of using a cross over u joint I would like to change the yoke on the front of the diff to one with the larger caps. I need to figure out what to get a yoke off of that will work. I am wondering if anyone has been through this. My diff is a 72 12bolt. Thanks
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03-06-2003, 08:51 PM
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Location: Farmers Branch, Tx
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i would go with the "cross over" u-joint. There is nothing wrong with doing it that way and they are availiable at most parts stores.
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03-06-2003, 08:56 PM
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If I can not find the right part, I will have to go with the crossover.
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