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Length of Driveshaft?
Going to install a new 350 in a '73 short :confused: stepside with a 700r4. Does anyone know the length of driveshaft I will need? Would be nice to have it made before I start the process.
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some shops measure the length diffrently. Its best to call the shop you plan to use and ask how they measure it. You don't want to order the wrong size.
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I went from a TH350 to a 700R4. I did not need my driveshaft legnth modified. As long as the 350 has the 9" tailshaft, I am pretty sure the legnth should be close enough (3/4" shorter than a 700R4 I believe)
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i had a drive shaft made last winter for another truck project of mine....the machine shop here that makes custom drive shafts measures from center of rear u-joint to center of front u-joint to determine the length they need.
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I hear you also slide the yoke into the trans all the way, and pull it out one inch (with the truck resting on the suspension).
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MHICKS: I sent you a PM
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I have drive shafts for both short and long tail. Sent you a PM.
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A Turbo 350 with the 9" tailshaft housing (used in '73-up Chevy LWB trucks & Suburbans, maybe some SWB's too) is the same length as a 700-R4. Except if the 700 came from a Corvette.
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