Winters Performance 3942-03 27-1/4 Inch 16-Spline Ball Drive Shaft
Winters Performance 3942-03 27-1/4 Inch 16-Spline Ball Drive Shaft
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Winters Performance 3942-03 27-1/4 Inch 16-Spline Ball Drive Shaft

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Winters Pro Eliminator, Winters Ultimate Pro, Steel

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #3942-03
    BrandWinters
    Overall Diameter0.25"
    Material TypeSteel
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    Winters 3942-03 Details

    Reduce deflection and eliminate bind with this new driveline development.  Lighter than many titanium driveshafts, this large OD shaft offers the swivel ball system with 16 splines on each end.  Non-swivel style rearends can be upgraded to accept this shaft.

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    Shaft only - 16 Spline

    Winters 3942-03 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #3942-03
    BrandWinters
    Overall Diameter0.25"
    Material TypeSteel
    GENERAL
    Shaft Length27.00"
    Sold in QuantityEach
    PositionRear
    Spline Count16

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    4.0

    9 years ago

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    Product is strong and reliable. It has never failed. But does show signs of wear and use, of course, after a certain amount of races. Our team re-greases every 3 races. Product is heavier than TI, but obviously way cheaper!

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    What is the best method to install a Winters swivel ball spline drive shaft? Install the driveshaft in the U-joint first, then in the rear; or rear first? Also, what snap ring pliers work best? It is ALWAYS a bear to install a drive shaft or change rears at the track because of this "interesting" snap ring design. It seems like the seal never wants to push in deep enough or keeps coming out. There's got to be a better way.

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