Drivetrain Options for 2003
Quaife Differential: We got a generous discount and a lifetime guarantee. |
Remanufactured Axle Assembly from a Del Sol V-Tec
(Honda B16 outputs)
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Found in many of the world's finest weight rooms. i.e. an extremely hefty setup. Weight distribution negatively effected. | Cost: $90 for each axle assembly. $180 total. Very cost effective. | ||||
Cost: $90 for axle with female spline Qty Required: 2. Unknown cost for male spline, 1mod involute 27 teeth, Qty Required: 2. Problems: Will require modifications to the length of the male adapter |
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Drive Axle Assembly (right side) from Irvine's
2002 Formula Car
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Many of the components on this set-up were purchased at Taylor Race Engineering All other components purchased or manufactured in-house. |
At least two times lighter than an eventual DelSol assembly. Est. 10-20lb difference. |
Cost could be a problem. And for some strange reason, there was slop in the TRE drive assembly on the 2002 car. |
From TRE site: small tripod center - $40ea(x4=$160) Tripod housing - $125ea(x4=$500) 14"halfshaft - $175ea(x2=$350) Other halfshaft lengths as well - 15.75" , 18" Total for TRE parts only = $1010 |
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(THE Dreaded) Option #3: Modify the existing driveline from the 2002 car to work on the 2003 vehicle. | |
Use last year's axle assy. Disconnect inboard CVs at the 6 Socket Head
Cap Screws. Order new spline for Quaife while maintaining spline from Zexel on the CV side. Cost: $300. |
Problems: Determine where the play is coming from in the current axle
assy. Replace necessary parts as per Taylor Race specs. |