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michael92 15th September 2011 04:51 PM

oops i just realised i had not read what oil seal , i am sorry :o :rolleyes:

davedew 15th September 2011 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bonzo (Post 64940)
Hi Michael

Oops nearly forgot, it's quite nice to have the option of being able to remove the propshaft without dropping the diff or removing the gearbox ;)

Carrying on from what Bonzo has said above. I have not enclosed the bottom of the transmission tunnel, and I was able to fit my single piece propshaft without having to remove the engine/gearbox and the diff. By pushing the spigot of the prop all the way into the gearbox, the prop diff flange missed the diff flange nut by millimeters.

Should make maintenance easier at a later date.

baz-r 15th September 2011 05:48 PM

i had a new std one from d&f that is good to 200bhp for £105 plus post i think
all new ballanced and its rebuildable and greaseable
just call them and give them the distence from seal to diff flange and what box and diff you have and thay do the rest
and as dave says it fits in without moving box or diff as there is enough movement to get it in

Bonzo 15th September 2011 07:00 PM

Michael

I don't think that you will want to retain the Omega's donut coupling once you see just how close it will be to the sides of the transmission tunnel ;)

Same goes for original Sierra donut I guess.

Yes, the prop can be fitted easily to the Ford type 9 box as it has a splined input shaft for the prop.
This spline will act as a sliding joint.

The Omega gearbox has a fixed flange to couple the propshaft to, without some form of sliding joint in the new prop, I doubt it will be possible to fit the prop without dif or gearbox removal.

I guess it's a bit confusing as we kinda have 2 different threads going at the same time :) :)

robo 15th September 2011 07:19 PM

Dont discount the doughnut untill you have checked out your clutch plate. Some motors dont use the sprung center plate anymore because there is a doughnut in the driveline. make sure you have one or the other.

Bob

michael92 15th September 2011 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robo (Post 64958)
Dont discount the doughnut untill you have checked out your clutch plate. Some motors dont use the sprung center plate anymore because there is a doughnut in the driveline. make sure you have one or the other.

Bob

i belive mine to have a sprung center plus also being a dual mass :( bleh!

and yeah sorry for double tapping this thread :o

Bonzo 15th September 2011 07:53 PM

Good point Bob :)

Definately fine with the C20LET clutch assemly chosen for my conversion.

The cluch plate has a double sprung centre plate :)

big_wasa 15th September 2011 07:57 PM

omega box is much like the mt75.

pic of the tripod to uj adapter and slider on my D&F prop. Mines live axle so needs the slider.



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