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Jim, At one time I actually had an order form/tech sheet from them.I rememember they recommened using a Thunderbird driveshaft because it had a rubber dampner in it to reduce driveline shock.
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I remember that there was a magazine article on the Phalanx conversion for the top loader back in the 1970s, probably in SS&DI.
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I had the magazine as well, I bielieve they were called "Phalenx Star Couplers", or something like that. Based upon a motorcycle design. Certainly a big improvement over the old style "crash box" or "Pro Shift" versions, and much, much less maintanance required.
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