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06-13-2005, 09:41 AM
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Could someone with a 69 GTO/Lemans (with a TH400) please measure their driveshaft length from u-joint center to u-joint center? I've heard 55 3/8", but I want to be sure. I need to have a shaft made, and I don't have a yoke to measure with. I think any 68-72 will be the same.
Question 2: Which holes does the crossmember go to with a TH400 on that same car? Thanks in advance!!
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Darin '64 Bonneville Wagon (sold) 69 Lemans-All motor (sold) 9.81 @ 136.39MPH |
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06-13-2005, 09:41 AM
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Could someone with a 69 GTO/Lemans (with a TH400) please measure their driveshaft length from u-joint center to u-joint center? I've heard 55 3/8", but I want to be sure. I need to have a shaft made, and I don't have a yoke to measure with. I think any 68-72 will be the same.
Question 2: Which holes does the crossmember go to with a TH400 on that same car? Thanks in advance!!
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06-13-2005, 02:21 PM
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Darin, crawled under my convertible and my driveshaft looks to be between 55 1/4" and 55 3/8". My crossmember is on the furthest rear set of holes. I doubt a coupe frame is any different. If you need, I can post a picture. Jeff
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