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Old 04-07-2002, 11:15 PM   #2
fiveohpatrol
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I'm not sure about the newer driveshafts fitting, but I wouldnt doubt it if they would fit because most of the suspension components are the same.

But one thing I DO know is that you can get an aluminum driveshaft for fairly cheap (about $160). They do wonders for driveline vibrations. I'd highly suggest every fox mustang driver to buy one, even though I havent yet

good luck,
-Drew
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