I'm sure that I haven't been the only one to experience this, but I couldn't find anything in the search. I have been trying to finish a T-5 conversion in a 66 V-8 coupe, when I went to replace the u-joints, and install my new T-5 conversion slip yolk, I experienced problems. It appears as though ford had two different size end caps on the shaft itself for 66, one just under an inch, and one just over and inch (1.065). My shaft has the holes for the smaller caps, while my slip yolk has the larger holes. Is there a conversion joint for this or is there anything else I can do short of buying a new drive shaft? I am trying to avoid paying for a new drive shaft as with the slip joint specifically for this conversion I do not have to shorten my dive shaft, and I have plans for a 9" rearend probably around next year and I basically do not want to pay for the drive shaft twice. (P.S. this is the front U-joint, not the rear (which does require a conversion joint from the factory) and FRP U-joint, and all joints in the part book at AutoZone only convert from 1.065 to 1.125 which does not appear to be the correct application for me.)