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Old 10-16-2020, 05:41 PM   #1
steeeeeve
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Re: driveshaft question- transmission swap

Success with the swap. Much happier freeway cruising. It might shift from first to second a little late (18mph) but I can live with it. The tranny shop wants it back in two weeks to check for leaks and final adjustments. I might see if they can address the shifting point.

I switched to a single driveshaft and no longer need my slip rear driveshaft or heavy duty carrier, so if anyone near Austin Tx needs one I'll make them a sweet deal.

Next up is a shorty header and tucked pipes.
Do I need a new trailing crossmember or do I cut the existing one?

thanks for all the advice fellas!
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