bionicxr6t05 Bronze Donating Members 2,216 Member For: 13y 4m 29d Gender: Male Posted 18/07/12 09:25 AM Share Posted 18/07/12 09:25 AM Yeh weve had n/a xrs bust tailshafts, they sit the tubes outside and moisture gets trapped in them causing them to rust from the inside out.... Havent had one in aaages though Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JETURBO ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE... Gold Donating Members 23,708 Member For: 16y 6m 25d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 20/07/12 11:02 AM Share Posted 20/07/12 11:02 AM yep seen a bf xr8 rip one wide open on stock auto powerits the zf shaft that's the weakest link though , b series non zf seem ok Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OED666 Member 129 Member For: 18y 6m 2d Gender: Male Location: Gold Coast, Qld Posted 24/07/12 10:58 PM Share Posted 24/07/12 10:58 PM If the rubber couplings are getting destroyed, there is an alignment issue. They are designed to run dead true, as they not designed to have working angle.CV's need to run in the middle of their plunge, otherwise they will fail as well. This can generally be adjusted by elongating the holes in the centre bearing bracket. You will need to work out the length of the shaft with the CV compressed, and fully extended, then set it up so that it runs in the middle.Axle tramp also breaks tailshafts, centre bearings and uni joints. It must be eliminated with good springs and shocks. Would never recommend replacing a two piece shaft with a single piece. 2 shorter pieces of tube are MUCH stronger than 1 long piece of tube! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vigilance99 Member 30 Member For: 6y 24d Posted 01/10/24 08:35 PM Share Posted 01/10/24 08:35 PM How long can I run 650 in a manual Ute with radials for before the tail shaft breaks (no launches or skids = instant breakage) 😂 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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