correct prop shaft measurement

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correct prop shaft measurement

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Can anyone pl tell me what is the correct length of the prop shaft? I ended up with two shafts one 42 in and the other 44.5 in (omitting both yokes)
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Hi I dont know if there are different lengths for different models as you didnt say what yours is but you could give one of the specialists a call.
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Post by Cam »

Right, I've measured the standard 1098 one that came off my 4 door saloon and it measures (omitting the yokes) 44 5/8"

Measuring yoke centre to yoke centre it measures: 46 3/4"

Hope this helps.
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cam, are the yokes parallell or diplaced through an angle?
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Post by Cam »

The ones on the shaft itself are parallel which is why I could measure the yoke centre-to-centre easily.

I don't think it matters though as long as you have the same mass on the other side it should balance out.
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thanks, in fact the shaft which has the parallel yokes has the right measurement as well, that solves it then...
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