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Driveshaft length for Gelande 2 and TF2

I had seen that chart but they list several shafts with different sizes as working. The reason I want the 82-117mm ones is that my LHS has them on sale. I notice in the chartt hat they say Z-S0583 is compatible both front and rear on both trucks and that one is 89-120mm so I can't imagine that 3mm would make a huge difference, but I wanted to check with you guys as I don't have the truck in hand yet so I cannot measure.
 
Also when they give shaft measurements, is the extended number with the shafts end to end but not interlocked? Or does it mean there is enough engament remaining at that length for full strength (ie. operating at 117mm is still acceptable)?
 
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I've been using those JunFac shafts succesfully in my G2 D90 rig. They are a good choice.
 
Thanks for the help guys, it looks like the 82-117mm shafts are good for the G2 front and rear and the front for the TF2. The rear TF2 shaft needs to be a little longer.
 
I've been using those JunFac shafts succesfully in my G2 D90 rig. They are a good choice.

Did you have to grind the output shaft to get them to fit or does it bolt right on? I just saw a review that said grinding was necessary..
 
Did you have to grind the output shaft to get them to fit or does it bolt right on? I just saw a review that said grinding was necessary..

Yes it's needed to grind the output a little. Use file or a dremel. Sorry for the late answer! :oops:
 
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