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if youre heaps stuck you can use a broom handle, or a long 1/2" socket extension heh

also apparently some auto parts shops sell plastic moulds of a shaft for exactly what you youre doing

yeah i've thought of the broom handle, but it's a bit loose

and i wanna be able to make sure that the twin plates are aligned properly...

i've never herd of the plastic moulds of the shaft but, do u know what places sell them..

Thanks for your help

yeah im looking for an rb30 box to rip apart...

not doing to well but...

old datsun gearbox's have the same input shaft - my dummy shaft was from a ca20 blue bird gearbox

Yeah i got on for free from

GEARSTOP MANUAL TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST

in Sydney...

Just had to pay for postage...

Have to say they are great blokes... my step father contacted them through ebay and i rang them about 5:30 yesterday arve, he found me one and said i could have it free...

got a msg by 10 this morning saying it had been sent...

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