A friend of mine is getting ready for the track next year. Just bored so I decide to post his pics for the parts he has except the bear

 

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And the bear was my favorite part, too.

 

Where can I order that drive shaft and how much is it??

 

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i think the answer is in his sig ...

 

Looked At the web site but could not find it.. oh well !!!

 

daymm, where do u get da money from!

 

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hmm i could've sworn it's called a "propeller" shaft.

 

hey y2k s2k im interested in that steerin wheel ya got..i wanna put it on my lude

 

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hmm i could've sworn it's called a "propeller" shaft. </TD></TR></TABLE>

So you don't think this shaft drives the rear wheels?

 

damn that bear is jdm

 

bling bling go fast parts! you can get the J's stuff from any j's dealer, AJ racing, A-t-s-usa.com etc etc etc.

For you '04 guys, make sure J's has an application for the "propeller" shaft since the yoke flanges are different for the '04 and up models compared to the '00-'03.

 

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i'm just confused on the terminology (never been good with the names). i thought driveshafts are the shafts that come out of the differential from both sides(directly to the wheels). i also thought the propeller shaft is the shaft that goes b/w the tranny and differential. someone please correct me if im wrong.

 

it seems too short for a propeler shaft and too long for a drive shaft. which one is it? what's it made of and how much weight shaved?

 

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i thought driveshafts are the shafts that come out of the differential from both sides(directly to the wheels).</TD></TR></TABLE>

You have the right idea because you are thinking of the tranny for a FF car where the diff is inside the tranny and the driveshafts power the each of the front wheels. The diff on a FR car is obviously outside the tranny and has "half-shafts" transfering power to each of the rear wheels.


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You are correct but I'm under the assumption that a propeller shaft is just a fancy name for driveshaft.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITRbroham &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The diff on a FR car is obviously outside the tranny and has "half-shafts" transfering power to each of the rear wheels.

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oooh so they're called "halfshafts". makes sense just by the way they look and function. thanks for clearing my terminology up.

 

halfshafts = axles = diff-to-drivewheels

driveshaft = propshaft = tranny-to-diifferential

sick parts!

 

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you have to remember that on an S2K, the engine is set behind the front wheels and isn't too far from the rear wheels making the distance shorter therefore having a shorter prop shaft.