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   Moneymaker 1 Green Street Beasts

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   It is the yolk bottoming out on the shaft.

    

   Moneymaker 1, Jan 30, 2015

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   Moneymaker 1 Green Street Beasts

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   Well swapping the motor mounts did not help, I guess another driveshaft is next thing to try, I did see that my yolk is splined all the way inside.

    

   Moneymaker 1, Jan 31, 2015

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   JL Mav I almost made it to Lake Tahoe

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   When I put in my T-5 from an 89 mustang I ended up the Mustang driveshaft and using a Ford Racing M-4635-A - Ford Racing U-Joint Conversion Kits from Summit to hook it up to the 8" rear end.

    

   JL Mav, Feb 9, 2015

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