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05-14-2007, 11:08 AM
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Carrier bearing 101.....need some information
Need some help deciding on what carrier bearing setup to put in the 67 Crewcab. Originally it had to 2 carrier bearings and 3 drive lines. I plan on using only 1 carrier bearing and 2 drive shafts since I am changing it from a LWB bed to a SWB bed. I've noticed several different types. I'm guessing the difference is between 1/2 T and 3/4 T but I'm not really sure. Any information/suggestions/pictures would be helpful.
Also, I bought a SWB truck for the frame and it had 2 drive shafts and a carrier bearing. Thought that was weird for a SWB. I think it was orignally a 4 speed truck. Is that normal?
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