N/A halfshafts and T-II halfshafts
09-12-08, 07:22 AM
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N/A halfshafts and T-II halfshafts
are they interchangable?
i have a T-II rearend i need to put in but one of the halfshafts has a damaged knuckle boot and is leaking grease due to shipping i was wondering if i can just use an N/A rearend halfshaft? will they mate the same?
i have a T-II rearend i need to put in but one of the halfshafts has a damaged knuckle boot and is leaking grease due to shipping i was wondering if i can just use an N/A rearend halfshaft? will they mate the same?
09-12-08, 08:09 AM
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No. Let me add, the TII shafts are thicker and the hub bearings are the same, but not certain about the flange. Just assumed the diff flange was larger on the TII, but need to check as I have a TII and NA up in the garage.
Sorry, hopefully someone else will know.
Sorry, hopefully someone else will know.
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09-12-08, 11:40 AM
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thanks guys....ok now that i know this, can i just change out the boot on the flange? again the boot got cut so it's leaking grease, i'm trying to avoid trying to get another halfshaft just because of the boot.
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09-12-08, 11:45 AM
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oh no they can handle the power just fine. My manual TII is using an half shafts from an NA automatic.
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