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Unread 09-03-2005, 17:56
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Re: pic: 1097 Direct Drive 01

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Originally Posted by Anthony Kesich
As for the drive-shafts, they are .049" wall steel tubing.
How is rotational load transfered to the U-joints? If the driveshaft was solid, I would put a keyway in it but since it is a tube I'm wondering how you did it. Did you put a pin through? .049 is pretty thin, thats awesome.
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