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Standard Tailshaft Strength


samhouston

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I was told today that the diff could be the weak link in the drive train.

I have replaced the clutch with a HD one so the only thing left is the tailshaft and the diff but I dont want to change them if I dont have to, especially considering the cost of them.

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bump, is there anyone out their that makes a chromoly tailshaft for the fg sedan just off the shelf or are most people getting custom built ones? I know mal does some drivline stuff im just wondering if their are any other options...

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well Paulie 2256907436590873465........... according to sams sig, he has ssl and sssl's in his ute lol!

so sam just get a stronger tailshaft made up dude! and axels! what staino said ^^

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my shaft snapped on the dyno ramping up ..................................lottery a shaft,diff,trans and donk with modded power anything can happen any time

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lol no sh*t, oldish thread. didnt realise.

blame Bonjaz for bumping this

pff not my fault...

and is it the actual shaft twisting/snapping or the joints/yokes? As in should the uni joints ect be replaced if your going to the effort to change the shaft...

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