Gary 7
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| posted on 13/9/11 at 08:41 PM |
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Drive shafts
I have a pair of push in drive shafts ,going to remove the diff end of the shaft and fit a lobro joint so i can run an lsd and retain the drums.I have
seen it done by a few on here, but before i do it just wondered if anyone had any problems with joint wear or other issues by running the shafts this
way . The link below is an old thread on the subject
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=93484
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probablyleon
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| posted on 15/9/11 at 04:22 PM |
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I'm in a similar / same boat. My car currently has an open 3.62 7" sierra diff with push in shafts fitted but I've recently bought a
3.38 lsd that will need bolt on shafts. Anyone one here able to suggest the best company to modify my push in drive shafts?
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JimM
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| posted on 20/11/11 at 01:58 PM |
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Hybrid options -
I'm now ready to do the swap but still looking for some info on the problem with possible joint wear or other issues by running the shafts this
way .
I sent a U2U to one of the previous builders but never received a reply. 
So ... all you folks out there that have done the hybrid options please take a few minutes and reply.
1. Did you have problems with joint wear?
2. If so how many miles done before problems surface?
3. What is required to fix the problem? (easy repair?)
4. Would you do the same swap or go disc option now you have had a few miles under your belt.
Come on ... someone must be able to reply to these questions ....
Ta
Jim.
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Rob Allison
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| posted on 21/11/11 at 02:44 AM |
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There is no joint wear problems. Apart from the fact the parts are already 20years old. Know a few running this i there sierras fine.
You just need to check the shafts are the right size to fit the new cv's. older drum axles can have smaller shafts that dont fit the bolt on
cv's
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