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jammac
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Mk2 driveshaft compatibility?
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05 November 2012, 20:29 »
Hi my mates after a driveshaft for his mk2 driver. Is a Gti driveshaft the same? Straight swop ?
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Re: Mk2 driveshaft compatibility?
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05 November 2012, 23:08 »
Depends on the age of the vehicle IIRC - pre 90 spec = 90mm CVs and 90 spec = 100mm CVs and if memory serves the 100mm CVs are slightly deeper and the driveshafts accordingly different.
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Metallix
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Re: Mk2 driveshaft compatibility?
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06 November 2012, 07:59 »
I thought all years of 1.6L Driver had 90mm (My H reg Driver had 90mm & was definately 90 spec with CE2 electrics etc.)
Maybe your statement is true for the 1.8L version.
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Re: Mk2 driveshaft compatibility?
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06 November 2012, 10:43 »
Quote from: Metallix on 06 November 2012, 07:59
Maybe your statement is true for the 1.8L version.
I think you may well be right. 90-spec Syncro (effectively a 1.8 Driver front end) definitely has 100mm CVs.
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06 November 2012, 11:34 »
Oh right it's a g reg which is 89 I think he said the flange is 34mm & Gti is 50mm. Basically he needs the shaft specific to his car and can't use a Gti
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06 November 2012, 12:11 »
To confirm you could check on ETKA (sorry, don't have it here) but I think it's likely, from my experiences with driveshafts.... or you could change the flanges on the gearbox.... although that's getting a lot more complicated!!
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