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Next question, as I have multitudes of driveshafts lying around, how do I know which ones I need. Are they all the same length? Or is rh/lh different. Pictures??


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Top pic - pot joint output shafts
#2 - rubber uni type
#3 - CanHardly Splice-her (Hardy Spicer) S/GT type.

As far as I know, each type are of equal length............

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no, they're not equal lengths.... the left hand driveshaft is longer than the right, and pot joint driveshafts are different to hardie spicer and rubber uni driveshafts (which are the same!)

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Sorry Simon matey, I was talking about the diff shafts, not the drive shafts :wink:

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simon k wrote:
no, they're not equal lengths.... the left hand driveshaft is longer than the right, and pot joint driveshafts are different to hardie spicer and rubber uni driveshafts (which are the same!)

You got em arse about Simon, the LH one is shorter... :wink:

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simon k wrote:
no, they're not equal lengths.... the left hand driveshaft is longer than the right, and pot joint driveshafts are different to hardie spicer and rubber uni driveshafts (which are the same!)

You got em arse about Simon, the LH one is shorter... :wink:


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AEG163job wrote:
Sorry Simon matey, I was talking about the diff shafts, not the drive shafts :wink:


no worries Pete - you had me worried there ;)

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thanks heaps guys. Got my brakes all sorted today, so I'll get some drive's worked out maybe this week, and get it all sorted so if I decide to, I can drop an engine in.


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