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Spike Smith

January 25, 2005 08:12AM

I am not a knowledgeable person regarding power angle tranfer mechanisms. Can anyone answer in layman's language the question: What is the difference between a universal joint, and a CV (constant velocity) joint. I do know CV joints are used in front drive vehicles to keep the speed of the wheels constant.
Do Shays use CV or universals joints?

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Shays and Universal Joints	Christopher D. Coleman	January 25, 2005 07:43AM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	Spike Smith	January 25, 2005 08:12AM
Shays and Universal Joints	Christopher D. Coleman	January 25, 2005 09:03AM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	Spike Smith	January 25, 2005 10:15AM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	JR May	January 25, 2005 08:34AM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	PRSL	January 25, 2005 03:58PM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	G. W. Smith	January 25, 2005 08:17PM
Shays and Universal Joints	Christopher D. Coleman	January 26, 2005 09:17AM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints PIC	Dave Dye	January 28, 2005 09:34PM
Re: Shays and Universal Joints	Charles Hettrick	January 31, 2005 05:20AM
Shays and Universal Joints	Christopher D. Coleman	January 26, 2005 08:32AM
Thank you....	Rodger Polley	January 25, 2005 10:47PM

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