there goes another prop bearing !!!
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fuzzy
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fcuking bollox,only got 2 days use out of this one.had a standing start with an imprezza ,i won obviously
but i now have the knocking again after dumping the clutch and lots of wheelspin
do you think its not been balanced in the first place and is there an uprated prop bearing that can be used?
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maxfield
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Look at the good side you beat a subaru

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jonbuoy
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Your probably gonna have to go custom with this part or see if you can get hold of another prop, get a prop bearing for a cosworth and get someone you know in the engineering game to make these part's mate with eachother.
This maybe the only road to go down or speak to Main Dealer, see if they have any option's.
Sorry could'nt help any further
Also, what ratio diff are you using? Ratio maybe putting strain on the prop.
Jon
This maybe the only road to go down or speak to Main Dealer, see if they have any option's.
Sorry could'nt help any further
Also, what ratio diff are you using? Ratio maybe putting strain on the prop.
Jon
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Silverfang
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If it's the rubber one (I've got that problem atm i think) It might be worth seeing if you can get a Propshaft made up with 'proper' UJ drives in it, there are specialists around, i know of one in Practical Performance car but it'd expensive.
Another idea is to see if a local engineering shop could modify one, I know of one here in Milton Keynes who could well do it, all it'd need then is a balancing.
Another idea is to see if a local engineering shop could modify one, I know of one here in Milton Keynes who could well do it, all it'd need then is a balancing.
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