dennersten · Jun 12, 2017

I have a SIII, 1973, 88'. I am out to buy a new prop shaft. I thought that was STC1898, but when i received it it was approx 2 centimeters to short.
The length was 605 mm collapsed and 635 extended.
So what can i do? I can't find any more article numbers of prop shafts. Can i buy an extender somewhere??

Turboman · Jun 12, 2017

dennersten said:
I have a SIII, 1973, 88'. I am out to buy a new prop shaft. I thought that was STC1898, but when i received it it was approx 2 centimeters to short.
The length was 605 mm collapsed and 635 extended.
So what can i do? I can't find any more article numbers of prop shafts. Can i buy an extender somewhere??

Front or rear shaft?

dennersten · Jun 12, 2017

Sorry. It´s front shaft

Turboman · Jun 12, 2017

dennersten said:
Sorry. It´s front shaft

And when you say too short, do you mean it doesnt actually join up when fitted, or just looks too extended. Also, do you have standard springs, or HD or parabolic?

dennersten · Jun 12, 2017

It doesn't join up. And i have standard springs.

blue beasty · Jun 12, 2017

30mm sliding movement doesn't sound right?

Turboman · Jun 12, 2017

dennersten said:
It doesn't join up. And i have standard springs.

Could it be a shaft off a Ninety, which would have a cone on the front of the transfer box?

Turboman · Jun 12, 2017

dennersten said:
It doesn't join up. And i have standard springs.

I would think this is what you want.

http://www.paddockspares.com/stc121-front-propshaft-swb-lwb-4cyl.html

John S · Jun 12, 2017

Has the chassis been welded or dicked around with?

blue beasty · Jun 12, 2017

STC 1898 and STC 121 should be the same and fit all 4 cyl S2 and S3

jamesmartin · Jun 12, 2017

dennersten said:
I have a SIII, 1973, 88'. I am out to buy a new prop shaft. I thought that was STC1898, but when i received it it was approx 2 centimeters to short.
The length was 605 mm collapsed and 635 extended.
So what can i do? I can't find any more article numbers of prop shafts. Can i buy an extender somewhere??

is it a std 4cylinder

Bobsticle · Jun 13, 2017

Is it a green one.

Sorry, I'm stupid

dennersten · Jun 13, 2017

jamesmartin said:
is it a std 4cylinder

Yes it is?

blue beasty · Jun 13, 2017

dennersten said:
Yes it is?

Well if your set up is standard and the prop you have is the part number it's pretending to be it should fit.

Maybe some pictures would help

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