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Diff output shafts for independant axle AGAIN


greenandmean

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Looking for any diff output shafts or any recommendations for where to get any made up.

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looking in to this myself .

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I have a pair of ash mason ones that have had lobro drive flanges tig welded on that I could be tempted to sell. It all depends what state my current shafts are like when I inspect them shortly.

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Are the output shafts the same as those on a 7.5" diff?

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I broke 4 shafts and twisted 2 more this year .need something stronger

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Pete

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cleared out now

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geof berrisford ,nantwich

would need a whole shaft but could make summat up ,even with propa joints , he has made shafts for me

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Hi Greenandmean

 

I am new to this Westfield lark, just started a 1.6 sport build

 

Not sure which bits you mean exactly but this company do driveshafts and outer halfshafts

 

www.jandrcvjoints.co.uk

 

Just tell me to shut up if I'm barking up the wrong tree ;)

 

Pete

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I have run 200+ Ibft through a English independent for for a few years now. the trick is to  use group A side gears which means the output shafts don't have the taper as it goes down to the spline diameter. The diff was built by Tranx a few years back when they would entertain such bits of engineering. I would have thought it would be possible to have some made up....

Garry

ps. I have a pair of Ash Mason ones with CV joint flanges tig welded on if anybody needs them.

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