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Old 02-08-2010, 03:49 AM   #4
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Re: Dive shaft leangth? yoke swap?

No my 203 was also fixed yoke. Some of the 205 (198?) used a slip yoke thats why i figured i should include that.

primer Thanks for any info you can give me! That would help a bunch so I could get the shafts cut and balanced!

The rest of my truck is 10bolt front and 12 bolt G80 rear. Gear ratio is 308. My only future plans are to add a lock right to the front and maybe regear to 4:10 or... I would love to upgrade to 1 ton axles but i don't have the money and am not wheeling that hard. I know most say it is unwise to deal with half tons but my biggest tire size will be 35 for now and they should work fine.

Thanks again for all the help!
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