88 N/A vert u-joints-driveshaft
The u-joints on the stock driveshaft are non-replaceable. You'll need a replacement driveshaft, or have a shop convert it over to replaceable versions. I had my old driveshaft rebuilt with replaceable joints for around $200.
There was a guy on the forum that found a place that sold just the u-joints and even had a how to on changing them. Dunno if his thread is still here but if you search through the old stuff you might be able to find it still.
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I've was told by a rotory shop, a mazda dealer, and a driveshaft shop that the ujoints aren't replaceable. So I just went to a junkyard and got a driveshaft with good ujoints for like 30 bucks.
I went ahead and searched too anyway since I wanted the info again and here is one of the threads on it https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...aceable+joints
I found out a machine shop locally who can do that conversion. I don't see much point in putting anothe 22 year old driveshaft on the car, thanks for the tips guys.
Mike
Mike
I have a rebuilt driveshaft with replaceable u-joints that has maybe 100 miles on it. How much is that guy going to charge you for it? I can probably make you a better deal.
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Did mine a couple of weeks ago-----call them up, tell them what you want, You'll have them in about a week
One word of advice----run a paint line down your drive line before you press the caps out, this keeps the driveline "in phase" and you won't need to rebalance.
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