1500 UPGRADE ENGINE

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Re: 1500 UPGRADE ENGINE

#1 Post by Jon Tilson »

I'm pretty certain that all the single rail boxes had the same spline count - even TR7 4 speeders.

Ive often used them as clutch aligning tools.

The earlier 3 rail and Sprint boxes have the smaller count of fatter splines. Very unusual to see one of these on a 1500.

Spit 1500's and later dolly 1850-HL's use the same driven plate.

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I've moved the thread here because it is a technical question.
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