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middy & 75 series lads... do you have this problem?
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middy & 75 series lads... do you have this problem?
have noticed the my front drive shaft has a farly hefty groove in it were it hits the gear box cross member when full flexed up and i recon its limiting flex still... what have you guys done to fix this? and or what ideas do ya recon wood work with out comprimising engineerabilty.... i have a front tail shaft out of a 60 series with a double cardinal that i am lookin to modify to suit and see if this will correct the situation
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Had this problem when we did the SOA on glen1ns 70. We used the 60's DC and also a shaft spacer at the case. We used a 75mm spacer if my memory is correct. It seepms a lot but worked a charm and because its only on the front there were no probs with driveshaft vibs as it is only used at fairly low speeds.
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