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Re: going to the dyno......tonight
You can go the junkyard and pull the expensive part of the shaft from another truck. the rear half with the slip yoke is what would cost the money plus you could get your ends and just have one single tube made and have the junkyard ends welded on. it would be. if you truck has the carrier bearing mount the rear half of the shaft will fit just fine it would only be the front half that would possibly need to change and it is possible that length would be correct on that
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10-20-2009, 09:43 AM
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