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Subject: Re: drive shafts Author: Willy the welder [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:08:04 11/22/01 Thu Author Host/IP: 213.122.45.85 In reply to: me init 's message, "Re: drive shafts" on 23:19:41 09/04/01 Tue if you hold them still you can weld them Ok - if you balance them they sometimes roll off the bench. Don't worry about making shafts for Ford/Renault - if you get a left hand shaft from a Skoda Felicia it can be made to fit both types of joint. Little known but it works. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]