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HD Aluminum Driveshaft w/28-Spline Slip Yoke for 1979-1995 Ford Mustang and Mercury Capri w/5.0L and Tremec Transmission
555-60640
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Heavy Duty Aluminum Driveshafts
555-60640 HD Aluminum Driveshaft Features:
- Fits 1979-1995 Ford Mustang and Mercury Capri with t-5/srod/c-4/aod and Tremec transmissions with 28-spline slip yoke connection
- Compatible with 7.500 in. and 8.800 in. axles
- Specifications: 3.500 in. diameter, 0.114 in. wall thickness, 45.500 in. long (measured from the centerline of u-joints on both ends), front u-joint is 1330, and rear u-joint is 1310/1330 conversion joint
- Balanced from the factory, ready to install
Specifications:
Will this driveshaft work on a 5 speed trans tremec for my 88 foxbody 306
Will this work on a 1971 Ford Maverick with a C4 and 302?
I have a 1995 5.0 mustang with a T5 transmission. will this fit ?
Is this drive shaft not recommended for supercharged applications? Total horsepower will be under 500
I have a 2000mustang gt auto trans. From what I was told I have a 28spline yoke and the drive shaftvis 45.5 long. This one you have should work. Is that correct?
what is overall length of this drive shaft??
Hey how long is the yoke overall??? Thanks
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