Help! Driveshaft question TH400 and 9 inch
#1
Help! Driveshaft question TH400 and 9 inch
98 Camaro LS1 TH400 and mosr 9 inch
Can anyone tell me what length driveshaft they use with this combo?
I measured from the rear seal of the trans to the front of the pinion yoke and get 48.25, had a driveshaft made and it seems to me that its too long.
I Realize most combos are different, but is this in the ball park?
any help appreciated!
Can anyone tell me what length driveshaft they use with this combo?
I measured from the rear seal of the trans to the front of the pinion yoke and get 48.25, had a driveshaft made and it seems to me that its too long.
I Realize most combos are different, but is this in the ball park?
any help appreciated!
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I measured according to the diagram, using x = 48.25,
the rear end was jacked up though, is that a problem?
If you sold me a shaft, what would the length be?
or would you use my length "x = 48.25"?
I have to move the yoke in order to the driveshaft in,
drove the car and have a vibration, there might be 1/2 - 3/4
inch sticking out the tail shaft.
Thanks
the rear end was jacked up though, is that a problem?
If you sold me a shaft, what would the length be?
or would you use my length "x = 48.25"?
I have to move the yoke in order to the driveshaft in,
drove the car and have a vibration, there might be 1/2 - 3/4
inch sticking out the tail shaft.
Thanks
#5
I measured according to the diagram, using x = 48.25,
the rear end was jacked up though, is that a problem?
If you sold me a shaft, what would the length be?
or would you use my length "x = 48.25"?
I have to move the yoke in order to the driveshaft in,
drove the car and have a vibration, there might be 1/2 - 3/4
inch sticking out the tail shaft.
Thanks
the rear end was jacked up though, is that a problem?
If you sold me a shaft, what would the length be?
or would you use my length "x = 48.25"?
I have to move the yoke in order to the driveshaft in,
drove the car and have a vibration, there might be 1/2 - 3/4
inch sticking out the tail shaft.
Thanks
With weight on the rear, and the rear u joint straps removed, you need to be able to shove the driveshaft forward into the transmission 3/4 to 1 inch.
Hopefully this makes sense, I'm still on my first cup of coffee!!! Bob