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Old 09-08-2009, 12:17 PM   #10 (permalink)
blkfrd
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Default Re: How to know if driveshaft too long for t5 swap?

I have about 1/4" of gap from the yoke to the rubber seal plus the rubber seal can be pushed in another 3/8" or so. An angle gauge, a tape measure and little math showed that I would be just fine with 5/8" total gap with room to spare. I've gone to a road course with the car with no problems. I also have a rigid chassis and all new bushings, etc. An older "loose" car would require more gap.
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331 with Comp Cams 282S, '70 351W fully ported 1.94/1.60 heads, Dougs Tri-Y headers. 1.7 shaft rockers and 26986 beehive springs. Hurricane Single Plane and custom 750 DP to top it off. T5z and 3.50 9" posi rear. 360 Rear Wheel HP @ 6500...still making 330 RWHP @ 7000...old school heads rule!


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