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4SPEED427


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Does anyone have a driveshaft from a 66 Pontiac or full size Chev, Powerglide car or 3 speed standard, lying on the floor that they can tell me the measurement from centre of U joint cup to centre of U joint cup? I know, silly request from me when I have one in the garage on my car but I can't put it up on the hoist very easy right now and jacking it up to measure has proven difficult to get an exact dimension. 



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1966 Strato Chief 2 door, 427 4 speed, 45,000 original miles 

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How about one for a 700R4? Same length?

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No and actually that is exactly what will be happening. A 700 will be coming out and a Muncie going in. Muncie, 3 speed standard and Powerglide are all the same length.

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I got 63 1/2" or 62 1/4" center to center if you prefer.



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Perfect, thanks Ken.



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