Can someone please explain Hardened Output Shaft..
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Can someone please explain Hardened Output Shaft..
I understand this is the Left side Axle shaft which is prone to break.. Which is longer and weaker than the right side. Ok I have questions..
what about the shaft that goes from the torque tube to the differential? Or is this the output shaft..What is the difference? I am confused....
If I want to add the Hardened shaft afterwards, can it be done without pulling the differential? Doesn't it just slide into the splined socket?
[Modified by chuckster, 8:41 AM 8/19/2002]
what about the shaft that goes from the torque tube to the differential? Or is this the output shaft..What is the difference? I am confused....
If I want to add the Hardened shaft afterwards, can it be done without pulling the differential? Doesn't it just slide into the splined socket?
[Modified by chuckster, 8:41 AM 8/19/2002]
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Re: Can someone please explain Hardened Output Shaft.. (chuckster)
what about the shaft that goes from the torque tube to the differential? Or is this the output shaft..What is the difference? I am confused....
If I want to add the Hardened shaft afterwards, can it be done without pulling the differential? Doesn't it just slide into the splined socket?
JC
[Modified by The One, 9:14 AM 8/19/2002]
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Re: Can someone please explain Hardened Output Shaft.. (ToplessTexan)
We make the racing output shafts for the diffs but not the ones for the trans.
Thank You
Ernie
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Thank You
Ernie
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