confused- input shafts January 29, 2009, 05:18:17 PM so i have a quick question before i buy this input shaft. correct me if anything i say is wrong.... im gonna replace the 3-4 input shaft, now a 3-4 shaft will accept both a lock-up and a non lock-up converter. but if i want to run a non lock up converter, can i just throw one in with this hardened 3-4 shaft? or will i need to replace evreything with a new one piece shaft? i think the 3 and 4 gears are lock up and 1-2 dont so idk if converter type will affect anything if the 3-4 shaft accepts both. it may be confusing, im having trouble trying to explain what i mean. basically i just want to know if i use the 3-4 shaft below, with a non lock up converter will everything be ok?http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=PMA%2DPA53401&N=700+4294848183+4294904006+4294848179+115&autoview=sku Quote Selected
confused- input shafts Reply #1 – January 30, 2009, 10:32:32 AM My understanding from speaking to the guys at Lentech: if you go with a non-lockup converter, you need to go with a one piece input shaft. Someone else may chime in with specific experience. Quote Selected
confused- input shafts Reply #2 – January 30, 2009, 03:59:20 PM Go here and ask. There a guy there that can answer all your questions, He comes on here once in a while. His name is silver fox.http://www.clickclickracing.com/forums/index.php Quote Selected
confused- input shafts Reply #3 – January 30, 2009, 05:35:49 PM Quote from: grutinator;254343 ... im gonna replace the 3-4 input shaft, now a 3-4 shaft will accept both a lock-up and a non lock-up converter. but if i want to run a non lock up converter, can i just throw one in with this hardened 3-4 shaft? The ONLY non lockup converter you can run with the above(which is identical size to orig), is one designed to be used with the original setup... B&M did market these, dunno if they still do... For a conventional non lockup, the complete front shaft assembly must be replaced... Quote Selected