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Old 3rd December 2010, 08:50 PM
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Default Rear shafts/hub's

Anybody shed some light on the following question.

Are the rear bearing carriers the same for push in and bolt on driveshafts and are the splined drive flanges the same.


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Old 3rd December 2010, 09:40 PM
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It's possible to fit Lorobo bolt on outputs to the diff & Vice Versa from what I understand.

The bearing carriers are different between disk and drum. 99.9999% of drum braked cars had push in shafts. and as far as I am aware 100% of disk cars have bolt on shafts.

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Old 4th December 2010, 07:42 AM
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We fitted Lobro stubs to a push fit diff and had issues with the left hand stub locking the planet gear shaft.
The solution was to grind off a mil or 2 from the stub end, this makes the circlip groove a little close to the edge.
Either the push fit outer bearings sit a couple of mil further in the casing or the planet gear shaft is a little bigger in diameter.
It's not a drama but does need carefully looking at if you do this mod.
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Old 4th December 2010, 09:04 AM
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Thanks gents,next question is it possible to fit push in shafts/drive hubs to disc bearing carriers or do I modify drum carriers with a bracket to mount the caliper.


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You buy the brackets from 3GE.

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Old 4th December 2010, 09:24 AM
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Probably easier, cheers.
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I have a pair of adaptors you can have Paul, when you come over.

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Only just read this and thanks once again.

Thinking again about what we where discussing with HA its feasable with a bike engine bolted right up tight with the diff.
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Only just read this and thanks once again.

Thinking again about what we where discussing with HA its feasable with a bike engine bolted right up tight with the diff.
I,ll have a bit of "play" with the idea this week Paul I,ve got just the engine sat at home.....a V4 ...very compact & the carbs sit in the "V"

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I will pick it up on Saturday then as arranged !!!!!!!
Use the four tabs at the rear as we said for the top and bottom rails and possibly shorten the overall length, using the rear as is lessens problems and still use original rear end.
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