ta confusion said: (quoted from post at 23:28:30 08/21/11) What is the difference between a t/a eliminator and a straight shaft ?? Do you not need a t/a elimintor with a straight shaft ?? Or is it one in the same ??
Just two ways of saying the same thing. You can't just run a straight shaft through there without some machine work, because the planetary gear carrier Is where the bearings are mounted. All a TA eliminator kit is, is a coupler to connect the two shafts together in the middle of the TA and a carrier without the planetary gears, take out the sprag clutch ( ramp and rollers) and no more TA. It would be straight shafted, as they say.
It would be easy to make your own eliminator with parts you already have in there, but I guess to most people it is worth the $350 for the kit, to not have to mess with it.
This post was edited by ih560 at 21:12:09 08/21/11 2 times.
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