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So I allredy know the trans is prone to failing in the deuce but i was curious,
How offten do you see a broken Output shaft on one?
I finally got around to seeing what was wrong with my buddies truck after towing it home a few months ago and it appears the output shaft is broken. The trans...
Hes probly down here in lansing, not to much of the old GM plants left. My dad worked there for 36 & 1/2 years. shortly after he left so did the biuldings :sad::sad:
315hp formula. I dont know what the bc4 means, could you explain? i the miles are higher than that but i dont know how high (havent looked at the odometer yet :doh:) Drove it 40 mi home this sat. and it ran fine starts great for the temps out too. Guy offered me 500-750 for it over the phone.
Ok , didnt know if the biuld quality was differnt or what. ox is the solid bronze spacer right? there not recomended for continuos street use are they?
looks like jakes?
dave if you dont mind shareing what did you pay for the engine? i had an offer on mine (big cam formula) and dont know what to tell him. thanks.
If you have a 1009 it has 10 bolts front and rear. If you have a 1008,28,31 it has a 60 front and a 14 bolt rear. The 60 is the only Dana front gm used in the 80's
the biggest issue with the rear is when it dose break the axle it will come out of the housing the full floats do not have this problem. If it where my oh9 and i was keeping the 6.2 i would find a 30 spline 10 bolt front and put a 60 w/pwr-loc in the rear. better ground clearance and cheeper.
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