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Surf Chain Drive Transfere Flange Question

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Surf Chain Drive Transfere Flange Question

Post by Surfin Alec »

After giving the Surf a 4" spring lift I am getting a bad vibration in the tail shaft. I have tried to pack the x-member down 15mm and that stopped a lot of the vibe but not all. If I pack the box down any more the 4x4 lever starts to hit the console inside and I just dont want to lower it any more.
So, I got a double cardin shaft made up but when I went to bolt it in the cardin joint bolts to a larger flange than the original. Centres are 70 x 60mm instead of the original 60 x 60mm. I thought of re-drilling the flange but the original is too small.
My question is does any one know if I can bolt a larger cardin joint flange like the one on the front output to the rear output? Are the splines the same etc??
I am trying to avoid pulling both shafts and flanges apart if possible.

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Post by 4sum4 »

redrill the holes in between the origanal holes
get both the flanges and put them together then mark the holes with a texter then drill`em
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Post by Surfection »

Went through this exact same problem :roll: There's no where near as much space to play with as in your pic 4sum, fark all to be exact !!. I drilled mine out as it was the morning of a trail run and then tack welded it on where it was drilled out for a bit more strength.... would have sucked arse if i needed to pull the shaft out on the train though !! :rofl:
I don't have many suggestions for you alec, except maybe talk to sam about spinning you up an adaptor out of alloy or whatever you can bolt in between the two flanges.
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Post by Surfin Alec »

Bugger, I really dont want to put an adapter in as that is going to shorten the shaft length even more. I was really hoping that someone would say that the 2 flanges on the transfere are interchangable.
Man I wish that there was enough space to re drill the flange as 4sums pic shows. I rekon the holes would be exactly on the edge of the flange if not just busting through.

Down to Sam's I go.....

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Post by 4sum4 »

can you get an out put flange to suit :?
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Post by hophoar »

The output flanges can be changed, I've got some I just swapped out my chaindrive for duals.

John
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