Alum driveshaft.... for my 94 AODE?

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It's the same as this one right?

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/iwwida.pvx?;item?item_no=M4602G 1&comp=LRS

"Fits 1979-95 Mustang/Capri 5.0L vehicles with T-5/SROD/C-4/A0D, 1979-93 with Tremec transmissions and 7.5" or 8.8" axles. 28 spline yoke"

 

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Yes there is no specific one for manuals/autos. Check outebays and corral/stangnet classifieds, I just scored on for under $180 to my door. Actually it was $165 to my door (I'm getting some $$ back).

 

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My buddy is selling his car. Trying to get him to swap my stock one and some $$$ for his alum in his fox. :wink:

 

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I see said the blind man

 

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His is basically brand new. Has maybe 1000 miles on it while breaking in a new engine.

The best thing is knowing it's never had slicks on the car.

Looks like $100 and my stock ds. WOOT!

 

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Good deal I'd be all over it.

 

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Awesome... just moved this up from this w/e to tonight. Might try to make it to the track for a few runs on Saturday if the weather holds.

 

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$100 and a new DS later: Not much seat of the pants difference. LOL - it's a "little" smoother I guess.

But we did find out my input shaft has a lot of play in it.

 

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There's not much gain from it just a little less rotational mass to move. Sucks you input shaft is going south.

 

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Plus, new u-joints... My stock u-joints had 193,000 miles on it, unless a previous owner replaced them.

 

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AODE's obviously aren't as hard on u-joints as a manual tranny car.

 

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Talked to my transmission buddy. He said the play is okay as long as it's not in and out. Also I meant OUTput shaft. He said the DS is what keeps it in place.

Guess it's been a while since I had my tranny out. Dang am I getting old, can't remember anything.

 

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LOL I was wondering if you pulled the tranny or not, but figured let sleeping dogs lye.

 

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Or let old men sit in the corner and pass gas.