47rh output shafts for a 4x4 tranny?
07-11-2005, 12:34 AM
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47rh output shafts for a 4x4 tranny?
To my knowledge nobody makes them.... I have found a few that want them, and might be able to get someone to make them.
My question is......
Is there a need for them? If I said there could be some made.... does anybody want one.
If this is in the wrong spot or against the rules.... I apologize and please feel free to delete it.
Mark
My question is......
Is there a need for them? If I said there could be some made.... does anybody want one.
If this is in the wrong spot or against the rules.... I apologize and please feel free to delete it.
Mark
07-11-2005, 08:44 PM
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Yes it was deleted.
I posted in the 'technical' forums (competition/pulling) and he deleted it. I guess I will have to try to figure how this 'group buy' rule works over there. You are only allowed to post once about it... in a certain spot. Not allowed to reference it from another post..... all sorts of red tape so people dont get hurt feelings.
Thus far.... I cannot even get an answer on how many posts were made before deletion.
Not like I am trying to turn a buck.... just getting the word out that ONE run will be made.. the shafts will be about 500 plus freight.
I posted in the 'technical' forums (competition/pulling) and he deleted it. I guess I will have to try to figure how this 'group buy' rule works over there. You are only allowed to post once about it... in a certain spot. Not allowed to reference it from another post..... all sorts of red tape so people dont get hurt feelings.
Thus far.... I cannot even get an answer on how many posts were made before deletion.
Not like I am trying to turn a buck.... just getting the word out that ONE run will be made.. the shafts will be about 500 plus freight.
07-13-2005, 12:03 PM
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If you're certain you're using the same material, then I'd be interested, depending on manufacturer. Have you gone and gotten quotes yet? I'd be interested in billet 300M tool steel...
Chris
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07-13-2005, 09:34 PM
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300M tool steel is weaker than these shafts are.
He doesn't use 8620 or 9310 either.
From what I gathered from him listening in at DDP his shafts have some 'stretch' to them. They will torque and bend back.... to a point.
They are going to be stout. He is the best that I know of.
Finding less costly shaft will be hard to do too. NOBODY makes these. Haven't ever made them to my knowledge. I will have to send him a good shaft and and overdrive unit for fitment.
I am also not making anything off this either. (Should have at least gotten my own shaft paid for huh? lol)
Mark
He doesn't use 8620 or 9310 either.
From what I gathered from him listening in at DDP his shafts have some 'stretch' to them. They will torque and bend back.... to a point.
They are going to be stout. He is the best that I know of.
Finding less costly shaft will be hard to do too. NOBODY makes these. Haven't ever made them to my knowledge. I will have to send him a good shaft and and overdrive unit for fitment.
I am also not making anything off this either. (Should have at least gotten my own shaft paid for huh? lol)
Mark
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