Can anyone recommend a shop in the SF Bay who can rebuild the u-joints on my driveshaft(M3)? I have a feeling my u-joints are shot, and I want to have a plan before removing my driveshaft.
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driveline services of san leandro
2474 Teagarden Street, San Leandro, CA - (510) 352-3500
They built my friends driveshaft for his ls1 swap into rx7. I also had them rebuild a driveshaft for my previous rx7,( similar driveshaft to e30s with non-serviceable u-joints). They can hook you up with a new csb and guibo if needed. -
Thanks. Roughly what should I expect to pay if I bring them a bare driveshaft for rebuilt u-joints?sigpic
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depends what you need. I vaguely remember calling them about a e30 drive shaft. new ujoints, csb, and guibo was about 300. so If you just need u-joints im going to say in the neighborhood of 150-200. you have to remember the u-joints are non-serviceable so they gotta do some work.Originally posted by shiftbmw View PostComment
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Originally posted by e30trooper View Post
Pretty sure asking for a shop recommendation fits within the realm of "general discussion," particularly since my question was non-technical in nature.:)sigpic
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Originally posted by e30trooper View Post
Ben, Fuck you. Seriously. Put a NWS tag on that shit. Some of us are working.
OP, call up Edge Motorworks.
925) 479-0797
www.edgemotorworks.com
or Performance Technic
925) 426-1361 www.performancetechnic.com
SC*AR
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