Or the damage it does to your driveshaft and midshaft due to the fact that they are bound up and not able to move
Ok,that diffidently makes sense.You machinist and engineering guys are so smart!
Thanks
Or the damage it does to your driveshaft and midshaft due to the fact that they are bound up and not able to move
Do you have to do anything with the midshaft to make up for the extra spacer for proper spline engagement between it and the drive shaft?
Do you have to do anything with the midshaft to make up for the extra spacer for proper spline engagement between it and the drive shaft?
Great question!
Like ocd said, you can press your midshaft in about 3mm farther than factory spec(19.5-20.5mm) hanging out the rear of the housing. This will leave your coupler back by 3mm as well. In some skis this wont be a problem, just move motor back to keep the 3-4mm gap between the couplers. On some skis this won't be possible, so i like to install an extra midshaft washer behind the coupler. This will preserve the original spacing.