yoke adaptor for 89colt

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Bill Hincher
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yoke adaptor for 89colt

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Post by 89coltgt »

Looks great Bill :)
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Post by jeffball610 »

So what is this adapting to/from?
Do it in a Datsun!
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Post by StarquestRescue »

Bill, How does the yoke attach to the center/adapter piece?
Mits owner since 1980

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It gets welded in the center collar, John wanted his own drive shaft shop toweld it in place

It allows for the use of the 1350 U-joint when you use a GM auto trans
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admit it Smogman, your in a 'mostly confused state' anyway .;o)))))
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Post by 89coltgt »

oldcolt is right, I wanted to be able to run the mitsu rear without the tiny yokes and universals. Yes, this is going on a d50/mightymax.
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