Borg Warner T-10 Main Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Norwalk, Connecticut, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A MAIN SHAFT FROM A BORG WARNER T-10 TRANSMISSION PROBABLY FROM THE 60'S. IT IS FROM A CAR THAT USES A BOLT ON YOKE WITH U-BOLTS POSSIBLY CORVETTE. IT HAS 6, 10, 6 AND 23 SPLINES RESPECTIVELY AND IS 21 5/16 LONG WITH A 3/8-24 HOLE IN THE END. LOOKS TO BE IN EXCELLENT SHAPE READY TO INSTALL.
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