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    Drive shaft yoke

    Hey all does anyone know what yoke i need to get to mate it to my t-56? i had heard a turbo 350 automatic would work looking for suggestions
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    i was told the turbo 350 us the right one too
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    The yoke from my stock drive shaft works with my T-56.... should be the same for you.
    Under the Knife: Iron 370 c.i. / Wiseco Pistons 11.6:1 / Compstar Rods / L92 Heads / L76 Intake / GTO T56 / Textrailia OZ700 / 12 Bolt, Auburn Pro-Series LSD, 3.73, 4140 Chromoly Axles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slo-Mo-Shun View Post
    The yoke from my stock drive shaft works with my T-56.... should be the same for you.
    Really thats strange i tried like 10 times to get it to fit on the splines and it is visably to big.. what is your T56 out of?
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    The 5 speed trucks used a TH400/4L80e size larger yoke. The TH350/700r4/4L60e had a smaller diameter pinion yoke. It all depends on what stock driveshaft you have. Weren't the WT trucks 5 speed manuals, hence the larger 80e/400 size yoke?
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedHeartbeat View Post
    The 5 speed trucks used a TH400/4L80e size larger yoke. The TH350/700r4/4L60e had a smaller diameter pinion yoke. It all depends on what stock driveshaft you have. Weren't the WT trucks 5 speed manuals, hence the larger 80e/400 size yoke?
    exactly which my truck is so i need to find a yoke to fit my t-56 hence a turbo 350 i just wanted to make sure it would actually fit my stock driveshaft aswell.
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    Driveshaft

    has anyone done any driveshaft shortening? whats involved?thanks!
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    anyone have any info on getting a driveshaft shortened?
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    take it to a drive line shop if it needs shortend
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    Most drive train shops that work on big rigs will work on passenger vehicles. Thats where I get my driveshaft work done, at Inland Truck Parts Company in Denton.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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