are gen 1 cvjs the same length as a gen 2 cvj? if not what is the differance between them? also another question are cvjs stronger then dojs?
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Guest Message by DevFuse
are gen 1 cvjs the same as gen 2?
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lukr
, Feb 04 2004 03:39 AM
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Posted 04 February 2004 - 03:47 AM
No - they are different. Gen 1's are shorter.
It's not appropriate to ask which is stronger - they are used for different purposes. DOJ's don't have as many degrees of freedom, thus can't be used where CV's can.
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It's not appropriate to ask which is stronger - they are used for different purposes. DOJ's don't have as many degrees of freedom, thus can't be used where CV's can.
GD
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Posted 04 February 2004 - 10:46 AM
By definition they are two different ideas.
DOJ= Dual offset joint
They are used primarily as inner joints on the Subaru. They will slide in and out as well as rotate.
CVJ= Constant Velocity Joint
These are a fixed(doesn't move laterally) joint that will only rotate.
DOJ= Dual offset joint
They are used primarily as inner joints on the Subaru. They will slide in and out as well as rotate.
CVJ= Constant Velocity Joint
These are a fixed(doesn't move laterally) joint that will only rotate.
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