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05-06-2020, 04:50 AM
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Drive Shaft restoration
I've stripped and cleaned the 68 GTO driveshaft, checked it for run-out .. about .025" (bend run-out, not yoke run-out). No cracks, dent's etc.
Just to be sure ... the short narrowed neck goes toward the trans and the long narrowed section toward the rear correct? What paint are you guys using? Anything special I should know about installation? I noticed the assembly manual said in hard to read text what appeared to be .... mark the "light" side of the shaft and put that mark on the side of the yoke with most run-out. (diff end). There is still a small weight attached ... not sure if that would be the light or heavy side. Below my usual pictures of obscure markings. |
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