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    Vcu and output shaft

    I just tore my 6 spd down to upgrade to a SCE center diff, so I don't need these any longer. The vcu past the wheels off the ground test, I saw the other test on YouTube but I'm not sure how to separate the vcu from the shaft. The shaft only has 5000 miles on it since I rebuilt the transmission a year or so ago. I'm asking $350 + shipping for both or $250 + shipping for the shaft and $200 + shipping for the vcu after someone tells me how to separate them. Also might be open to trades.

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    it just slides apart.

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    Damn it sure does. Now I feel dumb lol.. I didn't even try to just slide it off

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    Good deal if the VCU is good. I'm tempted to get them just to have later. I've tested quite a few VCU's like they do on the you tube vid. It shouldn't take much to spin it real slow but if you pull on it a good bit harder you should feel a good bit of resistance.

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    I'll test the vcu like in the video tomorrow and post up results

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    I bench tested it just now. It has a pretty good amount of resistance with a regular length 24mm wrench; although when i put my 1/2 drive torque wrench on it, I could not get it to click at 75ftlbs

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    Anyone? I'll take best reasonable offer on either

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unknownvr4 View Post
    I bench tested it just now. It has a pretty good amount of resistance with a regular length 24mm wrench; although when i put my 1/2 drive torque wrench on it, I could not get it to click at 75ftlbs
    It all sort of depends on how quickly you pull on it. Most I've done wouldn't click at 75 unless I pulled real quick.

    If I had more cash I'd probably take it off your hands but right now I'm just a little to tight. GLWS

    Oh and just for info, I tested one that was very hard to turn. I've been told they can be that way if the plates are warped. So little resistance = bad, a lot of resistance = bad, I guess lol

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    Oh ok well this is probably a good one because it wasn't real bad to turn. I'm sure if I would have pulled quick, it would click

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