I ordered the slip yoke for the rear of the transmission. Put it in and bottomed it out, measured from center u-joint to center. Took that measurement and the slip yoke to the driveshaft shop and told them what I had and what I needed. They took the measurements and made a drive shaft. I think there was about an 1 1/2" slip on the front yoke when installed. It cost me a little over $100 at that time and it sure beat trying to find something that would fit.
Wow that’s awesome. The only driveshaft shop anywhere close to here, is still 100+ miles away. I can’t remember exactly what they estimated to build one….but I think it was $300-$400.
