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How to install a M41? 140-160

posted by  Redwood Chair on  Sun Feb 11 07:24 CST 2007
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AT short shaft is medium length,No go,
unless shortened at a driveline shop.
It may be possible to weld the larger yoke to your existing
small shaft,during the shortening process.
Getting the length right is the hard part.
Special tail support crossmember in rear set of holes.
You wll be able to adapt existing one with some cutting,
and welding.
Post back if you need some measurements.
I was thinking of mounting the OD switch on the
steering wheel paddle style,like the latest race cars.
Ken
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69-145-S ; 71-145-S ; 72-145-E ; 72-1800-ES ; 87-245-DL






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