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There's something wrong with your driveshaft...
 
I need a male slip and a 1350 female yoke for the F350 1350 CV driveshaft I found.

The rear is completely perfect. I need to clearance the 205 yoke because it binds at full droop a touch. Color wise that's literally a bullseye on awesome.
 
I need a male slip and a 1350 female yoke for the F350 1350 CV driveshaft I found.

The rear is completely perfect. I need to clearance the 205 yoke because it binds at full droop a touch. Color wise that's literally a bullseye on awesome.
It is huh?
 
Lol

The angle leaves a bit to be desired. Never thought I would see the day a suburban rear driveshaft is a hair on the short side but it survived the maiden voyage.

Color wise it's definitely on target.
 
Got the rear brakes plummed and bled. Then got side tracked into fixing two different SAS s10s.

The plan is going to Flat Nasty Offroad park down in the Ozarks area of MO this weekend.

Left on the list.

Front driveshaft
Shocks
B@M shift linkage for the 80e
Fix 203 leaks
Modify the triple sticks to work

That's in most to least important. I can wheel it without the triple sticks and probably even the 80e bracket but it wouldn't be great. So the bracket is a sure deal, so at least I can control speed decently. Just carry a pry bar for that 203-205 business.
 
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Modified the front 205 flange to accept 04+ F350 1350 CVs and filled the 205 up again.

Bled the rear brakes, and fixed the 203 leak.
 
I almost took a selfie with a turbo 6.5 newer burb at the stop light. Super clean truck, nice exhaust, tinted windows, little lift and 33s. Mid late 90s I assume. Complete awesome.

In all reality I despise diesels but for whatever reason the 6.5 turbo gives me a micro boner.
 
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