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Alistair

posted on 19/8/03 at 05:23 PM Reply With Quote
prop shaft

Does the propshaft for a BEC require a sliding joint to allow for the slight movements of the diff and engine? If so, how have people done this or am I as well spending my time earning some money to hand over to Mr. Keenan for one of his?
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MK9R

posted on 19/8/03 at 07:06 PM Reply With Quote
The MK joint only slides to adjust the length intially, you lock it up once adjusted to the correct length





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Jon Ison

posted on 19/8/03 at 07:39 PM Reply With Quote
if you have a live axle then yes the prop needs a slide, irs you can get away with it.






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