Re: Help clearing the cob webs

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I don't know about that, but I do kno w that a drive shaft shop can make 
a flanged shaft that has a slider joint like a 4wheel drive..

  Jimmy

Dodger7998@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Some years ago I remember reading an article that told how to convert the 
> ball and trunion flange on the back of a tranny to a regular u-joint, and having 
> the benifits of the extra bearing in the tranny to help stabilize the 
> drivetrain.  As I recall they were using the yoke off of the back of a later model 
> pick-up truck transmission, (possibly off of a 4-wheel drive) which susposedly 
> had the same spline and nut set-up as our B&T set-ups, does this sound correct? 
> and if so what years are we talking about
>                                                                         
> dodger
>
>  

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