| CarreraMark |
| (enthusiast) |
| 09/12/06 12:43 PM |
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Anyone in Houston Familar with this Moded 01 car / Lapis Blue?
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anyone in Houston familar with this car? Thx!
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| Scott in Houston |
| (Pro) |
| 09/19/06 11:05 PM |
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Re: Anyone in Houston Familar with this Moded 01 car / Lapis Blue?
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Not familiar, but could bird-dog it for you if you're serious about it.
| angel |
| (journeyman) |
| 10/07/08 05:12 PM |
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Re: Anyone in Houston Familar with this Moded 01 car / Lapis Blue?
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Measure from the yoke at the third member pinion gear, to the end of the Thm350 tailhousing after you've installed it in your S10. Your old driveshaft may be the correct length and then all you have to do is find the correct input spline for it.
Saab belongs to GM, Volvo belongs to Ford. Saabs rarely have Ford parts. A Vauxhall is a British GM car. This depends on where this Saab is being sold, as well as the year. Go to the Saab website or a Saab car club and you will find out.
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| Dock (Atlanta) |
| (F6B00ST) |
| 10/09/08 06:21 AM |
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Re: Anyone in Houston Familar with this Moded 01 car / Lapis Blue?
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Quote:
Measure from the yoke at the third member pinion gear, to the end of the Thm350 tailhousing after you've installed it in your S10. Your old driveshaft may be the correct length and then all you have to do is find the correct input spline for it.
Saab belongs to GM, Volvo belongs to Ford. Saabs rarely have Ford parts. A Vauxhall is a British GM car. This depends on where this Saab is being sold, as well as the year. Go to the Saab website or a Saab car club and you will find out.
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What?