Pin size on AR44 universal?

[GTSLOW]

This is a longshot of all longshots. I recently picked up a set of used AR44 axles. For whatever reason the previous owner drove the stock pins out of the universals. The ones that go through the metal square and connect to the axle side of the housing.

[Voodoobrew]

Part numbers in the manual https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...wWANnjuCvDRAg6

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[ferp420]

Originally Posted by GTSLOW

This is a longshot of all longshots. I recently picked up a set of used AR44 axles. For whatever reason the previous owner drove the stock pins out of the universals. The ones that go through the metal square and connect to the axle side of the housing.

those pins fall out all the time i use some solder on the ends to keep them in place infact my newest build lost its pin a few days ago lol i lost all the parts on the trail and had to order a new set i was still testing so i hadent soldered them up lol the new set will be soldered up before i install them

[OutLore]

Originally Posted by GTSLOW

This is a longshot of all longshots. I recently picked up a set of used AR44 axles. For whatever reason the previous owner drove the stock pins out of the universals. The ones that go through the metal square and connect to the axle side of the housing.

Originally Posted by Voodoobrew

Part numbers in the manual https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...wWANnjuCvDRAg6

If it's the pins through the universal joint of the axle shafts, I don't think they're a separate part?

Is it the pin in the middle of the attached image?

[Almighty Malach]

Originally Posted by OutLore

If it's the pins through the universal joint of the axle shafts, I don't think they're a separate part?

Is it the pin in the middle of the attached image?

Pin that holds the universal together is a 2x11 pin. You should be able to use a hex pin and get them back together.

[ferp420]

Originally Posted by Almighty Malach

Pin that holds the universal together is a 2x11 pin. You should be able to use a hex pin and get them back together.

im not sure a wheel hex pin is long enuff but you can cut down a drill bit and use that in a pinch some say there stronger than the original pin not that it matters much in this aplication