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04.17.2009, 11:31 PM
both my lst and lst2 have the same problem: the center driveshafts just barely sit in the cups on the transmission. Its breaking cups. Has anybody else experienced this? Any solutions
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04.18.2009, 01:09 AM
I have noticed this, but never broke a cup... I thought is was a bit screwy myself. Maybe a search for some parts is in order...
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04.18.2009, 01:23 AM
WOW I am surprized that James did not jump on that one and take jabs at you Harold. So I guess I will. It sounds as if your shaft is a little bit short on length Sir.
  Not that there is anything wrong with that..... Sorry could not resist.If nothing else you can take some measurments and special order shafts from RCalloys. Have you tried using the fuel tubing trick to fill in a little on both ends, which should keep the shaft centered?? |
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