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markal

posted on 24/12/06 at 03:58 PM Reply With Quote
Drive Shafts?

Could someone please tell me what are the length's of a Granada, 25 spline drive shaft, are they all the same?
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jollygreengiant

posted on 25/12/06 at 07:12 PM Reply With Quote
If I am correct they should be the SAME lengths as a Sierra's drive shafts. That is to say they fit Straight into a luego Viento (Designed around Sierra rear suspension) WITHOUT ANY modifications.

As mounted in car :-
n/s 470mm drive face to drive face
o/s 510mm drive face to drive face

Enjoy.

Personally I originally thought that I would have to get them shortened. Until I test fitted them and they went staight in with the upper wishbone adjustment set to its shortest length. I have 2.0 pinto injection (1989) AND Deisel drive shafts from the later granada (1995)


Hope this helps.





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markal

posted on 26/12/06 at 11:11 AM Reply With Quote
Thanks, if i need to have them altered, who can in the Lancashire area?
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MikeR

posted on 26/12/06 at 02:21 PM Reply With Quote
I believe its not that easy as the shafts are hardened steel. Stuart Taylor does shorten them for his cars. Geoff Berrisford (wrong spelling, look up NS Dev posts on GB Engineering) does new shafts.

I'll soon be looking to get my sierra shafts shortened / remade.

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