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Propshaft UJs
Hi all, can anyone identify or confirm what the Contemporary propshaft UJs are?
If they are XKE they are probably Hardy Spicer HS166 or GUJ117 or QH2104 or Jaguar C8405. (all the same I think) Before I go and order the wrong one can anyone confirm? Many thanks :) |
Check the parts breakdown on xksunlimited.com. They should provide part numbers for all of the drive system parts.
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I was sent the Spicer 5-1410X for mine. (Oops, I just realized you were looking for the propshaft u'js) The 1410x's are what I used on the half shafts.
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Thanks guys,
I found it was a Hardy Spicer 1330. 27mm x 92mm. Quite a common joint I gather. now fitted. ;) The drive shaft ones are larger. |
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