engine swap 6 cyl to 350 cid 350

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Asked by hawgnutz2 May 27, 2020 at 12:19 PM about the 1971 Chevrolet C/K 10

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after installing the engine & trans the old 2 piece drive shaft is 2" to short for the carrier bearing to be bolted. what drive shaft do I need ? and who do I get it from

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hawgnutz2 answered 4 years ago

I had called a few drive shaft manufacturers none make a 2 piece drive shaft. I was hoping my answer would come from someone who had did this engine swap on a 71 c10 pickup so that they can help solve the problem.look for a shop that can make a drive shaft was not the answer I was looking for, thats like telling someone with a tooth ache to see a dentist

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F_O_R answered 4 years ago

They can customize one of the drive shafts for you which is the correct answer. The front one is the problem. Who do you go to when you have a tooth ache? A mechanic?

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