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Old Nov 7th, 07, 05:01 PM
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Hello, thinking about putting in 700r4 in my 68 camaro, what crossmember and what size drive shaft would i need.?? the car has a 10 bolt with a 350 engine..thanks..
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Old Nov 7th, 07, 05:30 PM
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The crossmember will have to be slid about 2" rearward and re-bolted. If you have a stock TH350 or manual tranny, you will need a 3" shorter driveshaft.
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Old Nov 8th, 07, 07:16 AM
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After the 700r4 is installed, you can measure to have your driveshaft shortened or custom made. You can buy a crossmember from places like Bowtie overdrives, if you wish. I have a modified TH 400 crossmember but, it was modified alot to fit properly.
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