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01-05-2006, 08:00 PM
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Location: Huntsville Ontario Canada
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700r to 350 tranny.. ?
Is it a basic slide the crossmember foreward and get a longer drive shaft or does it require a little more work with the placing of the crossmember ?
The tranny is from my 72C20 The truck is a 84 C20 it has a 700R that's slowly quitting on me and I have a great operating T350 on the shelf. I dont use 4th gear with the 700R anyways cause It does not have the right gears combined with nearly a 32" tall tire and a 3:45 grears.
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01-05-2006, 11:49 PM
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Location: Bertrand, Nebraska
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Re: 700r to 350 tranny.. ?
If your 350 is a 9 inch tailshaft it is the exact length, then all you will need is to move the crossmember ahead by a couple inches is all.
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