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08-14-2003, 06:58 PM | #1 |
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c-10 and c-20 U-joints, Driveshaft, break lines
are the u joints on the c-20 and c-10 the same?
i can get a hold of a c-10 rear and front end and i was wondering if my driveshaft and stuff will work on the c-10 set up. also, would all the break lines and stuff hook up easily im thinking of doing this to get 5 or 6 lug and a better gear ratio for highway miles instead of the towing ratio. and it is free plus the c-10 set up has drop spindles, soo why not
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[FONT="Impact"][COLOR="Navy"]Michael Lowered 1972 C-20 Longbed with 350 and TH350 1995 Tahoe LS - Custom intake, k&n, TBI spacer, sweet tail lights, clear front lights... 2009 Nissan Versa I am 26, married, and we had our first baby in July of 2009 |
08-14-2003, 07:13 PM | #2 |
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There's a standard U-joint size, but if you have the larger beast of a differential (HO52 or 72) get ready for the bigger U-joint in the back. Hell, even the U-bolts that hold that thing in are expensive...
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