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  • killundine
    • Nov 2011
    • 10

    #1

    propshaft

    I am going down the road of having mine made for me. Marlin advise not using the rubber doughnut at the gearbox end. This will require a modification to the coupling to remove the nosing to allow the flanges to mate. Has anyone a pic of this end of a modified propshaft they can send e,mail to nick(at)strangebrew.freeserve.co.uk please
  • pnutter21
    • Nov 2011
    • 54

    #2
    Re: propshaft

    Hi Nick,
    sorry can't help with you question, but did Marlin say why they not using the rubber doughnut mounting at the gearbox end?

    regards
    Peter

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    • Patrick
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      Club Member
      • Nov 2011
      • 461

      #3
      Re: propshaft

      I ordered a prop shaft for ours a few days back from Marlin. Terry has said there is enough adjustment in it to use with or without the rubber bush. So I will try without first and if it does not run smooth enough I'll put the bush in.

      IIRC They were not standard on all E30 but added if something was not 100% perfectly balanced at a later date.

      Patrick
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      • amalgamated users from prior forum
        • Nov 2011
        • 2046

        #4
        Re: propshaft

        Message originally posted by: Andy Dane
        Nick, E30 or E36 and do you want pix in situ or out of the car. I've got one from proptech fitted to an E36 that I can try and take snaps of...

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