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PostPosted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 10:47 am 
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The question was put forward to me last nite over a few drinks, and I couldnt give a definate answer. Is the length of the drive shaft on a disc brake front end different in length to a drum braked front end? Is the CV joint different in any way between the two? Could a drum brake drive shaft and CV be used in a disc brake front end or vice versa? Any ideas!!!!


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PostPosted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 11:28 am 
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The question was put forward to me last nite over a few drinks, and I couldnt give a definate answer. Is the length of the drive shaft on a disc brake front end different in length to a drum braked front end? Is the CV joint different in any way between the two? Could a drum brake drive shaft and CV be used in a disc brake front end or vice versa? Any ideas!!!!
cvs (outer ) are deffinatey different but the shafts are the same lenbgth ( some had different splines tho )

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think the shafts are the same, cv's are definatley different.

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13secmini wrote:
think the shafts are the same, cv's are definatley different.


Driveshaft outer splines are all the same, inner splines are same for rubber coupling or `S' Hardy Spicer and so is length,, pot joint splines are different and their shaft lengths are too.

So- pick driveshafts to suit the inner joints you have, and you're sweet, unless it's a hybrid ToyoSuki power unit... :shock:

Only way I know to use discs with Drum CVs is go with Hondas or similar.
Oops, I just tripped over Anton's 9" set... :wink:

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ok, so could you use pot joint shafts and cv's in a Cooper S disc brake hub??


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Hanra wrote:
ok, so could you use pot joint shafts and cv's in a Cooper S disc brake hub??
which cvs? cooper S /8.4 ones yes drum cvs no , u can use late pot joint shafts and cooper s /8.4 cvs but drum ones wont fit cooper s disc flanges.

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Brad, I run pot joints in my sprint mini with S discs & CV's. Steve


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justminis wrote:
Brad, I run pot joints in my sprint mini with S discs & CV's. Steve


I'm about to do the same in the S replica-, I'm fitting pot joints and diff shafts to an S box, but the CVs are drum, with Honda brakes.

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with honda brakes


using the term relpica loosley there aren't you doc ;)

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Hey if it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck... but yeah it's got Honda brakes- stops better than a duck. And, the wrong hose clamps too... I don't care- my wife likes it, and whatever makes her happy I like too! :lol:

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Hanra wrote:
ok, so could you use pot joint shafts and cv's in a Cooper S disc brake hub??


Morris now has this 8)

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I don't care- my wife likes it, and whatever makes her happy I like too! :lol:
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ok, so a pot joint shaft could be used but the drum cv cant, so it would need a cv to suit the disc brake hub and also have the same number of splines as the drive shaft, yeah? What Honda model brake setup suits a Mini? Civic?


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ok, so a pot joint shaft could be used but the drum cv cant, so it would need a cv to suit the disc brake hub and also have the same number of splines as the drive shaft, yeah? What Honda model brake setup suits a Mini? Civic?


Yeah Honda Civic `83-87. discs are 230mm dia (9"+) but you use with DRUM CVs, drive flanges & swivel hubs, not disc ones. Check out the Honda thread in Mini Mods- I know it's long but just skip the chatter bits. :lol:

With 12x5 wheels, you can leave them at full size and they really stop! For 10x5 wheels you need to turn them down to 7.9".

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Yeah I spotted that thread bout the brake mod, seems like you have quite a bit of knowledge on that subject Doc. I think I might seriously look into that, along with the N12 dizzy mod. Ill have to go though the entire thread and check it all out. Well I have 12 by 5 superlites, so that will be good leavin em full size diam. Thats great, thanks!!!!


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