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Old Apr 15, 2019 | 01:02 PM
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Default Re: Single piece aluminum driveshaft

Originally Posted by matabufalez
Hello,
Really, the car is not mine and I received it as a gift when it came broken. The car repair store said it was a clutch failure and budget about 1500€ for repair it, so the owner after this 420.000Km got another car and give me the Xfire.All that km have been made on highway, so the mecanic parts are in a very good condition

The tail shaft looks quite good, It hasnīt damage on the splines. My worry is about the nut, I will tight to the torque (180Nm) and use loctite 243 to prevent another failure.
Glad the tail shaft is ok, was wondering by the splines on the 3 arm prop being messed up on both ends.

Before you put the prop back on, can you do me a favor and take a few pics of the tail shaft and splines .

When I was working on my single piece driveshaft I had some leads for yokes to bolt on, just never took off my props, just made some adapters to bolt on the props, and got a aluminum driveshaft with slip, cut down, rewelded and balanced.

Rare to have a nutt from a prop or yoke come loose, usually it is a pain to get it off.
 
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