So I need to get my driveshaft shortened for the KA and I wondering how much distance should I allow less than the max. length to be able to get the driveshaft in and for the play from engine/tranny and rear cross member movement...
I'm thinking ~1/2 - 3/4 inch?
Driveshaft Length
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kayakdude07
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Driveshaft Length
Jordan || '72 2 door KA project || '72 2 door goon project- Flintstones powered (dad's)
Re: Driveshaft Length
For a sedan that sounds good.
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AKA VGwagon
69 510 VG30e swapped
73 240z VG30et swapped
86 300zx na2t VG30et converted
Re: Driveshaft Length
Let the driveline shop doing the shortening decide, or at least talk with them about it. If they ask for a output-face-to-diff-flange-face measurement, then you give them one minus .75", then they subtract their own allowance (which they will), you might end up with something that won't work.
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kayakdude07
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Re: Driveshaft Length
ok thanks guys.
hahaha that would suckokayfine wrote:If they ask for a output-face-to-diff-flange-face measurement, then you give them one minus .75", then they subtract their own allowance (which they will), you might end up with something that won't work.
Jordan || '72 2 door KA project || '72 2 door goon project- Flintstones powered (dad's)