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Author: Subject: LOBRO type Shafts
Cobra289

posted on 4/3/09 at 08:33 PM Reply With Quote
LOBRO type Shafts

Hi,

I am tired to search and search everywhere for the length of the standard halve shafts of a Sierra with "lobro's" type CV joints.

So I ask for the two dimension at the drawings "A" and "B" [flange to flange] the rest information is what I have found. If you see mistakes or you have other information please let me know.

So please take a moment and check the dimensions, it is only a minute or two.

It is OK to measure with the car on the wheels, but if you have the shafts not installed, please let me know the extended and compressed length.

Thanks for your time!
Reagards,
Cobra289







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YQUSTA

posted on 5/3/09 at 08:56 AM Reply With Quote
I have 2 25 spline shafts from a 2.3d in the shed.

1 is the bare shaft that is 20 inch's
the other is as shown in you picture but not connected to the diff and is 18.5inch's

Hope this helps

YQUSTA

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Cobra289

posted on 6/3/09 at 11:18 AM Reply With Quote
Thanks!

I have got the dimensions from a member of the Haynes Forum [BONZO]

The information is as follow:
A = Compressed 475 mm Extended 510 mm
B = Compressed 435 mm Extended 470 mm

Regards,
Cobra289

[Edited on 6/3/09 by Cobra289]

[Edited on 6/3/09 by Cobra289]





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