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> 944 & VW Bus CV's, Thickness Difference
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post Dec 14 2020, 04:03 PM
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Just thought I would pass this along. Today I was checking on the CV joints I was going to use on the full floating axles. I am using 911SC hubs, stub axles and 915 transmission flanges. The whole set up is 100mm 6 bolt. 944 CV conversion is over in the classic section. So, I got the joints out to compare, both are Lobro and have the same part number BUT they are different thickness. The LATE 944 are 34mm thick and the OLD (1978) Bus CV's are 32. Make sure all 4 of your CV's are the same thickness IF you are cutting your stock axles to to 944 conversion. NO problem if you are using floating axles.
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post Dec 14 2020, 04:50 PM
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Thanks for sharing, Mark.
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post Dec 14 2020, 09:01 PM
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Added chart from Blind Chicken Racing CV 101 for additional information. Looks like the 944 is the same thickness as the VW Type4 with more articulation than the VW Bus.

Click to open chart. Notice that the 94mm (914) only has 12 degrees and the 944 goes a full 10 degrees more at 22 .


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