gday im new to subaru and long post (sorry)
- Chris_Rogers
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at 130km mine used to resonate big time. unis would wear quickly as well ( I never saw more than 15k between changes.) shaft was 3.5" dia.MechaWagon wrote:Why will a long one snap? Surely you just go larger diameter on the pipe to suit? The wagon donor will have a shaft anyway (they do fit don't they?)
tim,
L series is 12" longer than MY. part of the reason it is a two peice item
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The distance between the rear output stub on the gearbox and the diff flange (ie length of tailshaft) does NOT have 12" of difference between MY and L.
If it does, then can someone explain why these people running L series 5 speeds in their MY's use the stock L series tailshaft with the only mod being to add bearing carrier mounts?
If it does, then can someone explain why these people running L series 5 speeds in their MY's use the stock L series tailshaft with the only mod being to add bearing carrier mounts?
82 MY Wagon, EJ20G
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was the shaft modifiedChris_Rogers wrote: at 130km mine used to resonate big time. unis would wear quickly as well ( I never saw more than 15k between changes.) shaft was 3.5" dia.
if so were the uni's orintated the same on both ends
missalingment of uni joints ie. having one end rotated 45degrees out on one end will cause stress on tailshafts and cause them to snap.
so will having differant angles on the gear box and diff ends of the shaft
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