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My 2000 firebird apears to have a one peice drive line. The information on this site mentioned that only the automatics got the one peice. My car is a manual 5 spd. Is it possible that it is a one peice or am I not looking for the joint in the right place?
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Where does it say that? The Technical Database says 1999 and on had a single DS.Robert - owner www.FirebirdV6.com/CamaroV6.com
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1996 Black Firebird GTxxxRam Air V6 w/ M5xxxwww.FirebirdGT.com
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I think he's talking about out in the posts. Those of us with 98's (transition year) well the autos have 1 piece manuals have 2 piece.. at least I guess that's what he's talking about.. either way man if your driveshaft isn't spit in two by this big funky bearing mounted to the torque arm.. then yes you have a 1-piece driveshaft.. plus.. by the time they got to making your year car they weren't using the 2 piece anymore on anything..-Brad
98 Firebird - gone from mod mode to keep it running and useable mode.
2000 V-Star Custom 1100
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Thanks2000 Chameleon Trans Am M6 factory hurst, T-tops, 5.7L LS1<p>(Traded my six in)Comment
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My 99 Firebird manual, which was made in late 98, has a two piece drive shaft.Comment
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just curious.. do you have drive by wire and the new straight intake or the angled like the 98's with a throttle cable?-Brad
98 Firebird - gone from mod mode to keep it running and useable mode.
2000 V-Star Custom 1100
If all else fails use a bigger hammer!
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I have the drive by wire and the straight intake. I guess my drive shaft was left over parts in the parts bin.Comment
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