sonus
Europe
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Jun 23, 2018 20:59:52 GMT
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Does anyone know, or now where I can search to find out, what car/vehicle this drive flange came off? It is used as a inner drive flange on my TVR Vixens upright, but is not the original item. It looks like it has been uprated to TVR Tuscan V6/Griffith spec at some time in its life. How ever no one can or will tell me what car/vehicle it came off. Any help appreciated
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Last Edit: Jun 23, 2018 21:11:23 GMT by sonus
Current 1968 TVR VIXEN S1 V8 Prototype 2004 TVR T350C 2017 BMW 340i
Previous BMW 325d E91LCI - sold Alfa Romeo GTV - sold Citroen AX GT - at the breakers Ford Puma 1.7 - sold Volvo V50 2.0d - sold MGB GT - wrecked by fire MG ZT 1.8T - sold VW E-golf Electric - sold Mini Countryman 1.6D -sold Land Rover Discovery TD5 - sold
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sonus
Europe
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Jun 23, 2018 21:12:53 GMT
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The spline is the same as J-type overdrive output shaft appearentley(?)
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Current 1968 TVR VIXEN S1 V8 Prototype 2004 TVR T350C 2017 BMW 340i
Previous BMW 325d E91LCI - sold Alfa Romeo GTV - sold Citroen AX GT - at the breakers Ford Puma 1.7 - sold Volvo V50 2.0d - sold MGB GT - wrecked by fire MG ZT 1.8T - sold VW E-golf Electric - sold Mini Countryman 1.6D -sold Land Rover Discovery TD5 - sold
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Dez
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Jun 23, 2018 22:27:22 GMT
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I think you're on the right track with the overdrive flange idea, as to me a non-square PCD on it would suggest it's for a UJ, so far more likely to be sourced from a propshaft than a driveshaft.
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Jun 23, 2018 23:17:52 GMT
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Hi, If they are using off the shelf parts, they would use parts from vehicles that were current at the time, before and likely to be in the future. So late 60s and on. Obvious choice would be BL or LR, my guess is LR maybe a diff flange, without measuring one.
Colin
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