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Old 09-14-2009, 06:12 PM
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Wow, so no one has a Th-400 in thier car, thanks alot everyone.

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Old 09-14-2009, 06:57 PM
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the crossmember slides back to the rear set of holes. The driveshaft lengths differ as do the yokes. Later ['71+] four speed yokes are the same as 400TH. The '69 Muncie yokes are the same as a 350TH. Good luck. Ron

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the crossmember slides back to the rear set of holes. The driveshaft lengths differ as do the yokes. Later ['71+] four speed yokes are the same as 400TH. The '69 Muncie yokes are the same as a 350TH. Good luck. Ron
I think Ron is right. That is the way it is on my car.

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