Dimensions on SC300 Auto and Manual Driveshaft?
10-29-08, 09:48 PM
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Dimensions? You mean just the length? If that is so, I believe that the rear shafts are the same length. The fron shafts are different depending on which type of tranny you have.
Do you need exact measurements?
Do you need exact measurements?
10-30-08, 10:11 PM
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...al+swap&page=2
Correct, the rear half is the same, the front on the manual is longer, by at least a couple inches.
Correct, the rear half is the same, the front on the manual is longer, by at least a couple inches.
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So you are doing a manual conversion on the 400? I would use the manual driveshaft because:
1) it fits into the rear of the w58.
2) even if it doesn't fit perfectly (i.e. too long, short) You have an input shaft that fits into the transmission so you can just get it modified.
1) it fits into the rear of the w58.
2) even if it doesn't fit perfectly (i.e. too long, short) You have an input shaft that fits into the transmission so you can just get it modified.
11-01-08, 12:59 PM
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So you are doing a manual conversion on the 400? I would use the manual driveshaft because:
1) it fits into the rear of the w58.
2) even if it doesn't fit perfectly (i.e. too long, short) You have an input shaft that fits into the transmission so you can just get it modified.
1) it fits into the rear of the w58.
2) even if it doesn't fit perfectly (i.e. too long, short) You have an input shaft that fits into the transmission so you can just get it modified.
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