[V8] Where to buy a new driveshaft bearing?

[Tony and Lillie]

It's actually a BMW part, just did this on a 4000Q. It's not 100% identical, 
though. The new carrier will have to be spaced out a bit more from the body 
to achieve a relatively straight shot from the trans to the rear 
differential.

Unfortunately, I don't have the part # handy, but if I run across it, I'll 
let you know.

Tony

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <dsaad at icehouse.net>
To: "v8audi" <v8 at audifans.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 6:58 PM
Subject: Re: [V8] Where to buy a new driveshaft bearing?


>I have it in the back of my mind that there is a Porsche part that works.
> I also recall that the cv joints had a Porsche cross? I know for a fact
> that the 5-speed internal parts have porsche part numbers on them
>
>> Somewhere in the Archives/in my Audi folder is someone who used one
>> off an MB something...I'll see if I can find it unless someone will
>> chime in which needed a little something to make it fit.  Option #2
>> (which I may do on the 5-speed as it's vibrating a little) is having
>> a 1 piece aluminum driveshaft made using your ends....a few have done
>> it with no complaints.  One guy was around $200, and the other was
>> $450 as I recall...Tom
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