Slip Yoke for 4L80E? 2001 2WD ECSB
#23
I need to do more research on output shafts for this thing. But I heard that is it best to machine down the output shaft where the o-ring is so that the slip yoke can slide on further. But I'm curious if the output shaft can just be replaced. I spent about 4 hours this morning tearing it all apart and now would be a good time to replace/machine the output shaft if needed.
#25
I'm going to get this slip yoke for my 80E swap: Chevy and GM 3R Series Transmission Slip yoke for TH400 with long tailshaft housing
If I also want to replace the u-joint do I just need a 3R u-joint, like this? GM 3R series Spicer Universal Joint maintenance free
Any downside to maintenance free or greaseable?
If I also want to replace the u-joint do I just need a 3R u-joint, like this? GM 3R series Spicer Universal Joint maintenance free
Any downside to maintenance free or greaseable?
#28
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Does that slip yoke slide all the way in? I think they have another one that I sent you a PM about. It supposedly designed for bolt on yokes. I think it is slightly more expensive but may mitigate the cost if you have to get this one machined down like some talk about.
#29
Does that slip yoke slide all the way in? I think they have another one that I sent you a PM about. It supposedly designed for bolt on yokes. I think it is slightly more expensive but may mitigate the cost if you have to get this one machined down like some talk about.