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12-06-2014, 05:02 PM
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Location: springfield pa 19064
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long or short tail.trans in my long bed
I have a 53 gmc long bed 1/2 ton pick up ,i'm installing a 305 sbc and want to know if there's a preference for a long or short tail turbo 350 trans .I have a 68 Lemans rear already installed . I'm thinking about driveshaft length. Can I find astock driveshaft that would fit
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12-07-2014, 01:59 PM
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Location: Motown
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Re: long or short tail.trans in my long bed
i learn something new on this forum everyday; i thought all th350s were the same length
a little googling and i find out there are 3 lengths for 350 and 400 and 2 lengths of powerglide
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12-07-2014, 06:12 PM
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Re: long or short tail.trans in my long bed
since no one is answering it really doesn't matter, your doing custom anyway
you have a lwb truck it will probably need a carrier bearing and 2 piece drive shaft most lwb trucks have the carrier bearing buy a chevy 2 piece drive shaft w/ carrier bearing out of a junkyard, the yolks should fit mount the front shaft and carrier bearing and have a shop shorten/lengthen the rear shaft
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