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Old 10-18-2010, 12:51 PM   #6
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Re: sm465 to th400 swap

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I'm not restoring the truck just for drag. I might only take it to the track once a year. I'm building it so I can drive it on the weekend, go to shows and take to the track or off road occasionally.

But anyway this is this tcase I have. It has a long tail shaft. Will I need to change it or will that work?
If you are going to run 35's and go off roading you do not want to have a slip yoke transfer case. I would find one from a truck with the two-piece driveshaft so you get the fixed yoke and build a two piece driveshaft to fit your truck.
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