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10 Jan 2005, 18:12 (Ref:1197453)
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Prop shaft alignment
I am receiving conflicting advice on setting up my propshaft.
I have a non standard spline jointed prop shaft on my Riley 9 Special. Should the operation of the two u/j's be in line on the propshaft or at 90 degrees? Lister 
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10 Jan 2005, 19:24 (Ref:1197520)
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The only thing I can think of is that if they are at 90 degrees to each other (I assume that's what you mean) then it will be easier to balance the prop.
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