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12-31-06, 01:05 AM
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www.mazdatrix.com they'll tell you where to get a mazdatrix driveshaft.
12-31-06, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by driftedfc3s
...or just drill out the holes on a turbo shaft so it can be used if you upgrade to a T2 rear.
You can also go to any driveline/drive shaft shop in your area, and they can make you a custom one for ~$200.
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12-31-06, 05:12 PM
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The auto trans driveshaft is too short. IIRC it is just about 1 inch or so too short. The thing you can do is take the auto tranny driveshaft, pull the slip yoke off, purchase a new u-joint from rockford driveline and put it on an N/A driveshaft...
12-31-06, 05:59 PM
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AHAA! this explains my mystery shaft!...before my na went i haad replaced the driveshaft.This took some experimentation to find the proper one from the junkyard,and i ended up with 3 in the end.after the turbo swap,i found one that works,but is an inch too short,and i couldn't figure out why? never occurred to me that they made an automatic tranny too
thanx rotary101 for inadvertantly solving my drivetrain worries!
thanx rotary101 for inadvertantly solving my drivetrain worries!
01-01-07, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by trainwreck517
^ Your kidding right? Don't say stuiped things like that because people might do it.
I had mine like that forever, and the only reason it's slightly different now is because I finally upgraded to a T2 rear. Never once had a problem, minus having too much power for the AXLES to handle.
01-01-07, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by trainwreck517
You can also go to any driveline/drive shaft shop in your area, and they can make you a custom one for ~$200.
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