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Old 03-12-2017, 06:49 PM   #1
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Is there any pro or con in putting the driveshaft female side on the output shaft in the diff or on the transmission? I have the idea that the male side should be on the bottom so dirt, sand and debris will come out... with gravity..... do that idea sound right?
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Old 03-12-2017, 07:53 PM   #2
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What vehicle, stock or aftermarket brand shafts?
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Old 03-12-2017, 08:11 PM   #3
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TF2 with teraflex shackles.... I needed longer shafts so I had to put Junfac scx10 honcho length shafts under it.


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With the flex the shaft in the front would slide out using stock length.


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If your talking about MIPS, yes female on tranny output and male on axle pinion. That's how I run mine.
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I am running junfac but in the picture you can see my setup.... hope it keeps crap out of em...


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Junfac much more scale looking than MIP, but prolly slightyl less strength. I run female end on pinions and male at transmission prevents rock rash on splines better and imo keeps dirt and junk out of them better.
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Always ran MIPs. Just got some Junfacs for my TF2, either I ordered the wrong length or Amazon mixed it up. Grabbed a cut of wheel, cut the 1/4" of spline off the female end

Garbage. I'll weld it back up and clean out the bore, what a stupid (weak) design.
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For all my years I've run female at the axle so I don't trash the splines on the male side. Which happens.
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That is a good idea.... good ole logic!!!


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