I wanted some advice in this before I had at it. Is it as easy as taking the 5 bolts out of the 3rd member and taking the pinion nut off, then just yanking the yoke off and putting the new one on? anyone know what lbs of torque the pinion nut is suppose to be at? And i shouldnt have to remove the 3rd member right?

note: it is a solid sleeve, daytona pinion support.

 

You just remove the pinion nut and then remove the yoke. The same way you would do it on a 10bolt.