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Chulisohombre · 02-21-2014, 08:50 PM

If that's bolted in the right place then or has to be right. If they didn't red till the holes there or the adapter crossmember then it is sitting correct. Tomorrow ill Look and see where my engine sits in relation to those bolt holes and see if my frame has that front extra set. Measure your rear springs from the center pin to the spring eye on either side to see if they may be turned around to get a better length for the rear shaft to fit. Mine had a 2 inch offset to put the axle farther back in the wheelwell. Have you attempted to put the front in yet?

02-21-2014, 08:50 PM	#33
Chulisohombre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Bangor pa Posts: 1,223	Re: Drive Shaft install question If that's bolted in the right place then or has to be right. If they didn't red till the holes there or the adapter crossmember then it is sitting correct. Tomorrow ill Look and see where my engine sits in relation to those bolt holes and see if my frame has that front extra set. Measure your rear springs from the center pin to the spring eye on either side to see if they may be turned around to get a better length for the rear shaft to fit. Mine had a 2 inch offset to put the axle farther back in the wheelwell. Have you attempted to put the front in yet? __________________ 72 3/4 ton blazer. 5 inch lift on 35 inch tires. 355 corvette engine with crane roller rockers, rv cam, edelbrock carb and intake with one inch spacer. Thrush Headers with flowmaster 40 duels. 4speed sm465 manual. 4 wheel disk brakes with Inboarded rear shock prerunner style mounts and shocks.