engine, transmission and rearend swap

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mattsbc

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for future reference, if you have a V6 79 el camino and you install a small block chevy , a th350 and a ford 9" , you WILL have to modify the transmission crossmember or buy a new one and use a long wide pinion yoke to be able to use your original drive shaft and joints. You dont have to change the crossmember but the original one is offset and i didnt want to use that in a car I am going to drag race, I also got rid of the outter transmission crossmember bushings and used a polyurathane transmission mount.
 

mattsbc

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May 3, 2011
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Re: rear end swap

mattsbc said:
for future reference, if you have a V6 79 el camino and you install a small block chevy , a th350 and a ford 9" , you WILL have to modify the transmission crossmember or buy a new one and use a LONG WIDE pinion yoke to be able to use your original drive shaft and joints. You dont have to change the crossmember but the original one is offset and i didnt want to use that in a car I am going to drag race, I also got rid of the outter transmission crossmember bushings and used a polyurathane transmission mount.
I searched sites a long time and never found what yoke to use on my 9" so I could use the original shaft and joints . So after buying a handfull of yoke here it is.
 
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