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front drive shaft with ruff???????
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front drive shaft with ruff???????
hey guys just woundering what to do with my front drive shaft as i have done a ruff converson and the front shaft is way to short.
i want some thing balanced as i want to do high speeds in 4x4 (eg. up the beach) i have searched and it seems i can only find box shafts that ribrate at 60klms
i want some thing balanced as i want to do high speeds in 4x4 (eg. up the beach) i have searched and it seems i can only find box shafts that ribrate at 60klms
cut it just after the front uni and weld some pipe in the same diameter the length you need.then get it balanced at a driveshaft place.if youve done it properly(square) then it should balance fine and wont vibrate.i didnt bother balancing mine and havent noticed any vibration.
or get a driveshaft spacer.
personally the pipe is cheaper
or get a driveshaft spacer.
personally the pipe is cheaper
drive shaft
Or cut the of the doulbe cardan joint of your front drive shaft and get a rear tail shaft and cut it to the lenght you require for the ruff and weld the doulbe cardan joint to the end you cut.Mark the rear shaft were the rear uni phase was on your cut line.So when you weld the carden joint on its in the same phase spot.Hopefully the balance it's to far out.
You normally need a longer spline shaft with RUF so extending it may not help that's why most people use RHS to get the long slip not necessarily the extra length.
and not many people need to go faster than 60km/h in 4WD even on sand if you can safely go that speed you can usually drive in 2WD
Just my 2c
and not many people need to go faster than 60km/h in 4WD even on sand if you can safely go that speed you can usually drive in 2WD
Just my 2c
BOBBED 84' 4Runner 2.8L Chugger
35's, Locker's, High steer, RUF, 4 link rear, Crawler Gears.
35's, Locker's, High steer, RUF, 4 link rear, Crawler Gears.
Yeah, this is true except for when you can't be bothered unlocking your hubs when driving on the tarmac between tracks/areas.4RUNNER_01 wrote:You normally need a longer spline shaft with RUF so extending it may not help that's why most people use RHS to get the long slip not necessarily the extra length.
and not many people need to go faster than 60km/h in 4WD even on sand if you can safely go that speed you can usually drive in 2WD
Just my 2c
To the OP:
http://locktup4x4.com.au/hilux-solid-fr ... t-305.html
If you get that you can make it into any length driveshaft you need with enough tubing of the right internal diameter.
Fark that at $500.. They're shite anyway:craz3d wrote:Yeah, this is true except for when you can't be bothered unlocking your hubs when driving on the tarmac between tracks/areas.4RUNNER_01 wrote:You normally need a longer spline shaft with RUF so extending it may not help that's why most people use RHS to get the long slip not necessarily the extra length.
and not many people need to go faster than 60km/h in 4WD even on sand if you can safely go that speed you can usually drive in 2WD
Just my 2c
To the OP:
http://locktup4x4.com.au/hilux-solid-fr ... t-305.html
If you get that you can make it into any length driveshaft you need with enough tubing of the right internal diameter.
http://www1.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=803090
RHS shaft will cost you $20 in steel.
If you really want a good balanced long slip driveshaft go to someplace decent:
http://www.4xshaft.com/index.html
thats about the creeper joints nothing to do with the actual shaft, have u used one ?yamaha__308 wrote: Fark that at $500.. They're shite anyway:
http://www1.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=803090
Lj80 tuff truck "mr Grumpy"
The kit is 399.00 to your door.craz3d wrote:Yeah, this is true except for when you can't be bothered unlocking your hubs when driving on the tarmac between tracks/areas.4RUNNER_01 wrote:You normally need a longer spline shaft with RUF so extending it may not help that's why most people use RHS to get the long slip not necessarily the extra length.
and not many people need to go faster than 60km/h in 4WD even on sand if you can safely go that speed you can usually drive in 2WD
Just my 2c
To the OP:
http://locktup4x4.com.au/hilux-solid-fr ... t-305.html
If you get that you can make it into any length driveshaft you need with enough tubing of the right internal diameter.
Jason
LOCKTUP4X4.COM.AU
LOCKTUPFABRICATION.COM
LOCKTUPFABRICATION.COM
This is true.johnsy86 wrote:thats about the creeper joints nothing to do with the actual shaft,yamaha__308 wrote: Fark that at $500.. They're shite anyway:
http://www1.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=803090
Nope, but in general, if lots people are ranting about something that's shit, then there's no chance I'll buy it and hope that they're wrong...johnsy86 wrote:have u used one ?
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