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Old 08-13-2008, 09:28 PM
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Is anyone running a 200-4R in a 69 camaro? I am trying to find out how long my drive shaft needs to be. I was hoping someone is running this setup and can tell me the length that way I can go ahead and get my driveshaft done while I am installing the transmission.. I have a moser GM 12 bolt. Thanks

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Is anyone running a 200-4R in a 69 camaro? I am trying to find out how long my drive shaft needs to be. I was hoping someone is running this setup and can tell me the length that way I can go ahead and get my driveshaft done while I am installing the transmission.. I have a moser GM 12 bolt. Thanks

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the 2004R is the same overall length and yoke as a th350/4-speed, but uses a th400 crossmember as the mount is further back. So I do not know the length, but a stock th350/powerglide/4-speed driveshaft would be the correct length.

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Thanks for the reply.. I found out today that it is the same length. I got the transmission in and put the driveshaft in place just to take a look at it and it fit! That will save me a few dollars! Thanks again for the replly...

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