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Old 11-02-2009, 07:09 PM
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i need to shorten my 2wd c6. does anyone know of a short tailshaft housing or anything similiar? i have heard of taking a 4wd c6 and putting a flat flange at the tailshaft to make it shorter.

the only problem is i have 2 2wd c6s that are in perfect condition, one is built by frank merkyl with the transbrake and full manual valve body. the other is just a manual valve body not sure whats been done to it. i hate to start over with another trans.
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Some models of trucks had a real short one.

6" or there abouts.

It has a bolt on flange.
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I had one with a stubby tail, fixed yoke out of a 69 or so pickup. I dont know if they all came with them or not. it was a 2wd half ton with an FE. fwiw.
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Default My '71 has one too.

It came with a 360FE. 2wd long bed.
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i have one of the short shaft c6 . i can take it apart and send the main shaft and tail shaft to ya . shoot me a pm and lets talk
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hey mac460 any pics of your setup? how much shorter is it?
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Some models of trucks had a real short one.

6" or there abouts.

It has a bolt on flange.
Thats the setup for a divorced transfer case, and it is the shortest version out there. I have one of those tailhousings yet, getting harder to find.
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there you go
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Thats the setup for a divorced transfer case, and it is the shortest version out there. I have one of those tailhousings yet, getting harder to find.
I have seen them in 2wd vehicles.

It has a 2 piece drive shaft with a steady bearing.
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