Tamiya 22104 44mm Double-Cardan Drive Shafts Pair for Touring Cars  [22104]

Tamiya 22104 - 44mm Drive Shafts for Double Cardan (2pcs) (Ball Bearing Type)
Price:
£13.24
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
22104
GTIN:
4950344221042
Condition:
Brand New
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About this Part

These 44mm drive shafts are specified for double-Cardan assemblies used in TRF-inspired hop-up setups and 1/10 touring cars. Supplied two per pack, they are intended as direct replacements or spares where double-Cardan joints are employed. The 44mm dimension is critical to match the original spacing between cardan cups and maintain correct drivetrain angles.

How to use in a chassis

Fit these shafts where a double-Cardan connection is needed between gearbox output and the wheel hub or any intermediate joint. They help maintain correct joint articulation in tuned TRF-style touring layouts and reduce the chance of binding when cups and hubs are aligned properly.

Compatibility and measurements

  • Suited to TRF hop-up type applications and most 1/10 touring car arrangements using double-Cardan couplings.
  • Confirm the 44mm shaft length matches the spacing between your cardan cups or hub interface before installing.
  • Replacement is common after wear or impact; inspect the joint ends and verify dimensions prior to fitting.

Installation and upkeep

  • Ensure cup clearance so joints are free at the intended operating angles to avoid pre-load.
  • Apply appropriate grease to joints to reduce wear and check periodically for play or corrosion on drivetrain parts.
  • Install matching shafts on both sides to preserve driveline balance and even wear.
They will fit if your model uses double-Cardan couplings and the spacing between cups is 44mm. Always measure the cup spacing and check the end profile before fitting.
You can if the joint end geometry matches. Mixing incompatible ends or lengths risks driveline imbalance and extra wear, so verify compatibility beforehand.
After a short run, recheck joint freedom through suspension travel, look for endplay at the cups and inspect for any unusual wear or binding.
Look for looseness at the joints, worn or rounded mating surfaces, surface damage or corrosion. Replace if you observe any of these signs to protect the rest of the drivetrain.
Running without grease will increase wear. Apply a light suitable grease to joint interfaces to preserve service life and maintain smooth operation.

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