Oh christ. You don't know what you're talking about, you're just spouting off regurgitated knowledge that is false. He's got 3.27s in the back. That with a 2.48 first and 1.48 2nd is fine. And guess what, if it isn't, they make 2.10 and 1.40 gearsets!
He already has a mount for it that he got from some shop, and getting a correct driveshaft made won't bet that hard. Take the stock flange off the rear of the stock driveshaft, go to the junkyard, grab a police interceptor aluminum driveshaft, take a few measurements, get a TH400 slip yoke with 1330 u joints, and bam, driveshaft. And it'll be less than one he bought for his almighty MT82 ford brand transmission.
I'd go with like a 3.73 and drop that 2.48 gear set to like a 2.00 1st or something like that. Your trying to calm the car down on the starting line using rear gear, but the problem you see with that is when it makes the shifts into high gear, it doesn't have enough gear in the ass to pull it, and generally flatlines or even lugs and stops really accelerating. Calm the car down with the the gear set on the starting line, and put some gear in it so it has some nuts in it as it goes to high gear.