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Homer
Re: tailshafts
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I just had a new one made up as the uni joints in the tail shaft were not replaceble and I was upgrading egine so I have a shortened HQ holden shaft with replacable uni's

Posted on: 2008/9/24 5:52
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YES, sedan and ute tailshaft are the same, except:

* tailshafts are different between auto and manual gearbox (some sedans had autos)
* tailshafts are different between H145 diff and H165 diff and BW diff. Most utes have H165, except 1971-1974 utes. Some Aussie sedans used BW diff. H165 flanges are larger than H145 flanges.

Posted on: 2008/9/24 5:14
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Auto tailshaft is the same length as sedan manual or wagon H145/H150 only it has a larger yoke to suit L series manual also.

Posted on: 2008/9/23 21:37
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It's a tricky question, because the sedan uses the h145 and the ute the h165 diff.

If the flanges are the same. I 'think' they are the same, because a CA18 guy used my sedan tailshaft (modified to suit a ute diff in a sedan).

Just find a Ute tailshaft. Also be warned the auto shafts may also be a different length.

Posted on: 2008/9/23 21:17
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i got a ute one lyin around lol

Posted on: 2008/9/23 16:45
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anyone know if a sedan and ute tailshaft are the same have not seen a sedan one so that is why i am asking as i need another tailshaft for antoher 1200 ute im building up to get running

Posted on: 2008/9/23 16:05
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