problem with rear yoke
problem with rear yoke
I blew the trany on my 90 gxl and upgraded to a turbo. but the turbo drive shaft dosn't bolt bolt up to the stock rear yoke. is their another way to get it to work besides changing the rear end.
Originally posted by Icemark
Use a Turbo driveshaft and re-drill the holes on the diff input.
Use a Turbo driveshaft and re-drill the holes on the diff input.
Originally posted by sunshine
I heard that method is very difficult to get right (read: no vibration)
I heard that method is very difficult to get right (read: no vibration)
But hey he wanted to know.
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You could probably take the NA driveshaft and TII driveshaft to a driveshaft shop and have one made up. I suspect about $200-$300 would be your cost. The other option is to swap the rear end- IF you do this, get the whole subframe assembly, it's the easiest way- and can probably be had for less than the cost of the custom driveshaft.
Brad
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