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Old 09-24-2013, 11:26 PM   #11
oldman3
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Re: 1968 Chevrolet SWB Stepside Restomod

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1/4" is quite a bit, I expect it to come back exactly how I ordered it, maybe I could have tollerated 1/8" but 1/4" is just too much.
Granted I only have about 315 horse but the input shaft is under quite a bit of stress even when it's done correctly.
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so it looks like yu have a lot of yoke showing where the seal rides is there enough.
Guys I'm no expect at this, but based on your pic it looks like you have about 1" from trans to end of the shaft showing. A stock GM yoke has 3-3/4" length on the shaft, if you take away 1" from that, you would still have 2-3/4" inside the trans. That's why I said it should not cause a problem, if your yoke is shorter than 3-3/4" then I would be concerned, just my 2 cents, didn't mean any disrespect. I'm also like you and want things like I ordered and can understand your concern...Jim
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