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| | | | Joined: May 2005 Posts: 8,983 Sir Searchalot | | Sir Searchalot Joined: May 2005 Posts: 8,983 | Thanks ron for the reply. I think I have read so much stuff that I am confused, so bear with me. I don't have the 1960 yet and I don't have a 205. It seems that when someone is talking IHC and Dodge they are talking divorced. So it seems like you are talking divorced? Also the Chevy 205 married TC 's are right hand drop (passenger). So I am thinking of a Chevy SM465/NP205 married combo because the K1000/T221/front axle is right hand drop also. Can you clarify your remarks in this vein? I don't see why IHC/DODGE/FORD/Left-To-Right parts swap?
Terms I'm using and what I think they mean. Right hand drop= front drive shaft/front axle pumpkin on Pass side. Divorced= TC not attached to trans but separate. Married=TC attaches, with adapter, directly to trans.
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