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8" Driveshaft Slip Yoke,long,27 Spline,imca Modified on 2040-parts.com

US $59.85
Location:

Boone, Iowa, United States

Boone, Iowa, United States
Condition:New Brand:MWD Manufacturer Part Number:699-770

This auction is for a New Extra-Long Driveshaft Slip Yoke for 27 Spline Transmissions.

Extra-Long slip yokes are typically used in racing applications to provide more travel.

This yoke accepts 1310 series u-joints, which have 1 1/16" outside diameter cups and measure 3 7/32" wide to the outside of the cups.

The following transmissions have 27 spline output shafts:

  • Powerglide
  • Saginaw 3 Speed
  • Saginaw 4 Speed
  • Muncie 4 Speed
  • Borg Warner T-4
  • GM Borg Warner T-5
  • GM T-350
  • GM TH-350
  • GM T-56
  • 700R
  • 700R4
  • 4L60
  • 4L60E
  • 200 Metric
  • Brinn
  • Bert
  • Falcon

Yoke Features:

  • Spline Length: 6 1/2"
  • Total Length: 8" (measured from the center of the u-joint to the end of the yoke)
  • Accepts: 1310 Series U-Joints
  • 1 1/16" U-Joint Cup O.D.
  • 3 7/32" U-Joint Width (measured outside-of-cup to outside-of-cup)
  • External Clips

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