WTB: b210 120y coupe manual driveshaft

[woodies72coupe]

Would a 310 wagon 1 fit? Can't get any measurements till I pick it up in a few weeks.

[beaver]

I doubt it.

[Blair]

A B310 drive shaft will have a H150 diff flange on it, as a general rule. If you wagon has a H150 diff head, then a B310 will fit. If your wagon has a H145 diff, then no it wont. My old VB210 wagon came with a H145 diff head. My old parts wagon came with a H150 diff head.

The easiest way to work out which diff head you have in your wagon would be to measure the bolt spacing on your diff head flange.

[beaver]

hmmm I see. keep in mind my car is a coupe....

Will the lengths be the same between different chasis (b210 vs b310) as well as different shapes (coupe vs wagon)?

Cheers

[Blair]

As far as Im aware the only difference between drive shaft's is the diff flange and then there is the yoke on an auto which is different to a manual. Plus there are differences between utes, vanettes etc. But if you are just doing the auto to manual swap in a 210 and have a H150 diff head, then a drive shaft from a 310, whether its a sedan/coupe/wagon it will fit, as a general rule.

Generally yes the lengths will be the same. Sorry I thought it was for a wagon.

[beaver]

Ah cool thanks for that info.

So as long as the diffs are the same in my car (in particulr the flange) and the donor car, then I should just need a manual driveshaft from either sedan coupe or wagon?

[Blair]

As far as Im aware, yes.

[120y_fj]

i have one spare drive shaft if you want it i have no need for it now im in auckland

[jrod]

I've been playing with these for ages can confirm b310 and 120y same length 2 different flanges knuckle one suits h145 diff found in early 120y, s and round one is h150 later 120y's I've got a good h150 shaft here 50 bucks if you want it.