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Old 10-23-2003, 06:22 AM   #1
the baron
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engine & tranny swap on my Burb

Hi all ,
I told you a long while ago I was restauring a Burb 6.2 Diesel/TH700R4 , swapping that combo by the engine /tranny I have now in my C10 long bed ( Olds 350ci/TH400 ).

So far , the 6.2 & TH700 are out of the Burb and I'm preparing the engine compartiment to install the other combo.

My question here goes about the transmission shaft , being in one piece on the Burb , in two pieces on the C10.

I thought to put the one piece shaft on the TH400 , using the existing U joint.

the question : when the RR axle goes up & down , does the outcoming shaft on the TH400 slide as it did on the TH700 or is it a special feature ( fixed shaft ) as the former shaft was in two pieces ( the sliding part being then on the transmission shaft ? )

Am I understandable here ?

Or maybe , to simplify my question , was there a difference between a TH400 for a 2WD Burb and a TH400 for a 2WD C10 ?

Thank you for the bunch of replies I will certainly get on this topic...

The Baron
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