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Re: 850: Part differences from auto/manual

Post by abscate »

There are a couple of driveshaft/ part number threads in this Forum in the past few years..I'll try to search and link.
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Post by tryingbe »

erikv11 wrote:Sheesh, I have posted that comment several times. Hopefully I can remember this correction.

Always good to have the truth!
Maybe a picture will help you.

Shafts where it go to the transmission and hub are the same size. The axle part is thicker.
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