PhEnX

Im doin a TII swap into my FB. I've been told an Automatic FC driveshaft has the TII yoke on it and the N/A flange for the rear end.. can anyone confirm this?

Thanks

scathcart

True. The Auto driveshaft really is too short for use with a TII tranny/N/A differential, but it appears you'll only be using the yokes anyway to make a custom driveshaft for your application, so this thing would work great for you.
Plus, no one wants them, so they are dirt cheap.

rxspeed87

the auto driveshaft actually didn't seem to hold up to bad with someone elses car that I kn0ow of

rear end broke beforethe driveshaft did

rxspeed87

just wanted to add though that doesn't mean everyone will be that way he might have just been lucky

scathcart

The driveshafts don't normally break, really.
The problem is the yoke of the auto driveshaft doesn't seem to fit far enough onto the TII tranny when used with a TII tranny/NA rear-end setup. The auto tranny is about 2 inches longer, which makes the driveshaft 2" too short. Its more a piece of mind, kind of thing... no one likes to risk shear the teeth off of their transmission output shaft and/or having the front of their driveshaft fall and pole vault into the pavement, destroying the car, when a hybrid driveshaft can easily be fabbed up to work fantastic.

rxspeed87

true

and that is why I added that little disclaimer
but it seemed to hold up ok with around 350-280hp behind it
but then again as said he broke the rear end first and who knows how long the splines would have lasted with a good rear end in there