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C34 Stagea Front Driveshaft Interchangibility..

driftrx

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heya guys and gals.

spent the last 45 minutes fishing around for info on this... however every link that looks like it would lead me to the answers i need on here appears to be dead.

basicly. what front driveshafts/CVs are interchangable with my s1 c34 stagea? (r32/33/34 gtr?)

mine are absolutily shagged. clunk around corners, shudder at speed etc. between that and my shagged CAS the cars turned into a pig to drive.

if anyone can steer me in the right direction, much appreciated.

dan

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I have not fitted one personally, but I am sure 32/33 and probably 34 driveshaft will be interchangeable.

The gearbox, block and diffs are all interchangeable, so the driveshaft must be too.

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thats good to hear.

dont want to get a set of 33 gtr ones for example and find they have different splines for example...

ill keep digging around untill i find someone definitely confirming it however.

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are S1 and S2 front CV's the same?

are they different for the S2 RS Four S?

id say they'd be the same throughout the whole range.. (pending that 32/33/34 ones all fit that is)

im still on the hunt for a pair from a gtr. ill report in to confirm they do fit.

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Update to an old thread.

I heard they are the same as a GTS-4.  

Also heard more recently a Pathfinder uses the same shafts up front, possibly just the inner's, 

I will clarify next time I chat to the mechanic.

 

Pete

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Spoke to the mechanic, only the left cv shaft is the same.

I just purchased a right cv shaft from Paul at Osaka Imports in Knox, Vic. (very helpful and friendly).

He has a left/passenger side shaft there if anyone needs one. (my left was ok).

Apparently it's the right side that usually go's.

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