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1 piece driveline
I am working on a 69 swb 2wd with coil rear,if I switch to a 1 piece driveline will I need to cut the hole in the crossmember larger?
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No....
you should however, remove the carrier bearing bracket.
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And if you have a TH350 with the short shaft tail on it, then 4 foot and 10 inches should be what you need.
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Just noticed you are a new member...welcome to the board from frigid central Ohio.
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Welcome to the 67-72Chevy boards.
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Welcome to the board !!!!! Andy it thet a custom built shaft or is it outta some production car??? Was wondering why it neck's down on the tail end before the joint???
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Alot of One peice driveshafts are like that
I run a th 350 Longtail and i use a driveshaft out of a 2 door chevelle |
I had asumed it was original honestly...but with the miles this sucker has, there is no tellin.
I tell them I want U-joints for a 69 GMC and they give me the right ones. |
Welcome from Missouri :bowtie:
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If its a half ton You will want brand and part number PDQ-0153 that will get you somewhere most places sell Pdq brand stuff or have a book to cross it over as long as you get outside locks that will be the joint you will need If you want extreme Use U Joint Get a brute force p/n Bf-0153 now if you get a newer style driveshaft you will need inside locks In wich case i dont know the part numder but i can get it .
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Welcome to the board from South Mississippi!
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