happyhenry
.060 Over
Looking for a new u joint/drive shaft, and finding 3 different part numbers, are they all the same?? And if not are they interchangeable??
Are all driveshafts created equal
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rocketjohn
Top Fuel
Would not be surprised if they varied slightly over the years. There have been changes but I don't know to what.
Rocket Scientist
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I Believe there is one for the standard. One for the Touring, and one for the roadster. They do not interchange.
Ygransom
Turbocharged
The Touring is different, accounts for 1 number . Not sure why there are 2 others.
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Rocket Scientist
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Never seen them side by side but when they first introduced the roadster, it supposedly had an upgraded drive train to deal with the "huge" increase in power (yawn).
albertaduke
former airline pilot without the big bucks
I have a u/joint driveshaft from a 2013 roadster if you are interested..PM me
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warp9.9
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Was that one properly cooked in the fire
albertaduke
former airline pilot without the big bucks
indeed however I do not see any heat damages the u-joint are silky smooth the rest is all metal if somebody buys it I will inform them of the slow cookingWas that one properly cooked in the fire
happyhenry
.060 Over
hey duke I guess that wont fit my bike, but what are the differences,seems the splines would stay the same or the diff would be different. the parts listing said one part # would fit 2006 to 2017,but the roadster part # would not fit a 2005 doesn't seem right, and theres a price difference.
