xtimmax
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Does anybody know a good local shop to So cal that can make me a shaft? I need a double spline full float dana 60 shaft made, 35 spline.
Thanks
Thanks
Need custom shaft made
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souske
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- The land of competition
CTM can make anything
premoxj
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- San Diego, CA
San Diego driveline
1090 Morena 92110
1090 Morena 92110
Russ Pottenger
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- West Covina, California
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I know they do driveshafts, but do they do axle shafts too?
premoxj
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Sorry, I misread the first post. I don't think they do either
xDUMPTRUCKx
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timmmmmy!
russ is onto something with dutchman they are reasonable.
ctm will make you pay out the ass........itll be done right, well maybe.... but youll pay more for the same thing you can get elsewhere, also it'll take forever.
currie is close to your work, reasonable, but i heard from a few people they are less about small jobs these days
is your housing a special width that makes you unable to get something off the shelf?
nonlocal/mailorder you can go with branik
you want something strong or cheap?
another option is to grab a stock shaft that is longer and doesnt have a neckdown leading to the splines and cut to length/have it resplined.
russ is onto something with dutchman they are reasonable.
ctm will make you pay out the ass........itll be done right, well maybe.... but youll pay more for the same thing you can get elsewhere, also it'll take forever.
currie is close to your work, reasonable, but i heard from a few people they are less about small jobs these days
is your housing a special width that makes you unable to get something off the shelf?
nonlocal/mailorder you can go with branik
you want something strong or cheap?
another option is to grab a stock shaft that is longer and doesnt have a neckdown leading to the splines and cut to length/have it resplined.
xtimmax
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- Apple Valley
It is for a 61.5" WMS full float 6 lug 60 I'm swapping in to replace the Waggy 44.
I was hoping for something local and fairly inexpensive.
I looked into cutting down a stock shaft, but I figured by the time I buy a stock shaft and pay to have it cut and resplined, It may not be too much more to have a custom 4340 or 300M shaft made. I wouldn't be opposed to a stock shaft cut down if the price is right.
I was hoping I could find a little hole in the wall mom and pop shop that could hook me up.
I will swing by Currie and see what they can do, Otherwise Ill call Branik, Dutchman.
Thanks Ben!!
foxwar71
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Have you looked into the universal cut to length full float shafts? They have like 6-8" of splines and you trim to fit your application. Not sure how narrow you can go but that's an option too.
http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-96...-to-length-chromoly-shaft-35-spline-33-5.html
http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-96...-to-length-chromoly-shaft-35-spline-33-5.html
xDUMPTRUCKx
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the only issue with either cutting down a universal shaft or another stocker is if there is a neck down or not in between the splines.
cut splines with no neck down guarantees twistoff of splines, if their is a neck down you've got a chance at absorbing twist.
foxwar71
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Yes, rolled splines are better then cut splines but I wouldn't worry too much. My front long side inner in my HP60 is a custom shaft with cut splines, been holding up great on 37-40's with a lead foot. I even popped the U-joint on it and the shaft was fine afterwards, ears and splines. I know there's a few people around here with those same cut to length shafts that survive just fine, including behind a built big block 440
xtimmax
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its already gone, It came out of my jeep and went straight into the news owners pickup on sunday. Sorry dude
ruggedjeep
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No worries, just thought I'd ask.
xDUMPTRUCKx
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Yes, rolled splines are better then cut splines but I wouldn't worry too much. My front long side inner in my HP60 is a custom shaft with cut splines, been holding up great on 37-40's with a lead foot. I even popped the U-joint on it and the shaft was fine afterwards, ears and splines. I know there's a few people around here with those same cut to length shafts that survive just fine, including behind a built big block 440
im not talking about the cut of the splines as much as im talking about a neck down, cut splines just add to the issue.
xtimmax
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Update: I ended up going to currie, shaft was 327 out the door. I was told it would take a week, I dropped it off Tuesday afternoon and received a call Wednesday morning saying it was ready. Super easy company to deal with IMO
