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#50906 10/06/2005 3:01 PM | | Anonymous Unregistered | | Anonymous Unregistered | That will depend on a couple of things but it sounds like you will have to have a new driveshaft made. Is the new tranny a manual or auto? Is the rear axle stock (torque tube) or has it been swapped? There is information on the Empire Driveline site that identifies how to measure for a new drive shaft. I suggest you call around to a couple of shops in your area and see what they say they need in the way of dimensions to get you a shaft. They are in the yellow pages. | | |
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