driveshaft

[No409]

i currently have a th350 in my car with the stock rear.

i am going to a 4-speed, is the driveshaft gonna be the same length?

its only tempory, till i get the 9" in, and new driveshaft. i just wanna be able to drive the car onto my trailer, rather than push it

[409er]

tom, i know the early t-10s have a different spline(coarse) as your 350(fine spline), I think the length is the same, but not 100% on that. If you are using a Muncie, the spline is the same as well as the length, and the shaft will work as is.

hans

[bobs409]

There were 3 different length TH350's so you would need to measure it.

[No409]

yea, i got the short tailshaft th350.

im putting in a m21 for now, till i can afford a jerrico

[409er]

I was just assuming a short 350, it will be the same as your M21.

[bobs409]

I figured that too but wanted to impress everyone that I knew about them. :D :rofl

Would a longer trans even work in these cars?

[jester]

[QUOTE=bobs409]I figured that too but wanted to impress everyone that I knew about them. :D :rofl

Would a longer trans even work in these cars?[/QUOTE

ATTA boy Bob. I'm proud of you. :rofl :rofl

[409er]

i just got in a 64SS today, sbc car that had the powerglide replaced with a th350 and it has a long tail on it, so yes the longer trans will work...if you need a driveshaft.....the car is getting parted out, the rustiest car i have ever seen.

[Gus68]

Hey guys!!! I just put a 9" in my 62 and the pinion is only about 3/4 of an inch towards the rear of the car, on my car that wasn't a big deal because the slip yolk eas in the trans pretty far for some reason, if that is too far for your car you could use a pinion yolk from a mid 70s thunder bird, the yolks are longer than the rest of the 9" rears.