Custom Driveshaft
02-25-2005 | 08:03 PM
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From: Kenosha, WI
I am swapping a Turbo II motor into an 86 N/A. Haveing money as a big factor I cannont afford a 5-lug swap. Where is a place that can "customize" my driveshaft, withe a turbo tranny to a n/a rear end. Or would there be a big effect if i had a 4 piston calipers in the rear and the 1 piston in the front. Thanks
03-02-2005 | 05:47 PM
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find a cheap auto drive shaft.....they have the same size input shaft as the turbo one....(the n/a 5-speed is smaller). then splice the auto (trany side) with your current driveshafts (diff side).
that is what i did and it only cost me $30 to have the two welded together, i didnt do it my self because it needs to be straight and balanced. no probs in over a year
zac
that is what i did and it only cost me $30 to have the two welded together, i didnt do it my self because it needs to be straight and balanced. no probs in over a year
zac
03-02-2005 | 05:54 PM
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From: New Windsor, New York
Originally Posted by rotary1307cc' date='Mar 2 2005, 05:47 PM
find a cheap auto drive shaft.....they have the same size input shaft as the turbo one....(the n/a 5-speed is smaller). then splice the auto (trany side) with your current driveshafts (diff side).
that is what i did and it only cost me $30 to have the two welded together, i didnt do it my self because it needs to be straight and balanced. no probs in over a year
zac
that is what i did and it only cost me $30 to have the two welded together, i didnt do it my self because it needs to be straight and balanced. no probs in over a year
zac
nice, saved u some money right there
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