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I have recently done a D60 SAS (from a 94 f-350) on my 1980 F150. I have pretty much wrapped up the whole swap minus the front drive shaft. After some reading, it looks like it would be best to get a double cardin-style u-joint installed on the t-case side of the shaft. This will allow me to (hopefully) clear my transmission crossmember and help with my driveline angles. However, when looking into this further, I realized that I will need a different yoke installed on the output side of my t-case. Does anyone have any input on where to find this yoke? or any other suggestions? Any help appreciated, thanks! Pic for reference, as it was almost complete. Transfer case current output shaft yoke style. Current stock f-150 driveshaft Showing the transmission crossmember issue D-60 yoke style
I had to do the same on my 1989. I have in my notes the yoke is a advance adapters 300369. I see other people sell this now also, when I was doing it back in the day, these yokes were hard to find and I had to get one from a junkyard in New York state. WARNING! This part number is for a BW1345 transfer case. Is the shaft size and the spline count the same on a 208 transfer case? I do not know. I bet they never had the CV joint combo with the 208. But you can keep looking and maybe the shafts are the same. I will tell you, once you get the CV joint in, they work great. After I installed it I can't tell if I have the hubs locked in or not it's so smooth.
Not sure if it helps, but you might want to call these guys and see if they can help. I don't know if they do custom work. Or, I'm sure there must be some old repair shops around your area that might know where you can go. Oh, I see your in Canada. The second link I think will do custom stuff. I have dealt with both places and have been happy.
@Max Capacity Thanks for the help, I'll give them a try. Not too much up here in Canadia as far as custom driveline shops go.
When I had to get a new drive shaft when I added over drive a local large truck shop did drive shafts around here.
So you might look into them for service.
Dave ----
When I had to get a new drive shaft when I added over drive a local large truck shop did drive shafts around here.
So you might look into them for service.
Dave ----
Dave, beat me to it. You should be able to find a heavy equipment repair shop. Or ask a company that has big dump trucks.
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