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04-14-2009 06:52 AM #8
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I'm not sure that's a relavent question. Obviously the shaft splines need to be somewhat undersize in order to slide into the joint, but given the amount of surface area any minimal "looseness" is relatively insignificant, and yes the set screws (typically two per) make that moot. Go to this page; http://www.borgeson.com/DESIGN/STEERING%20DESIGN5.html for more thoughts. Note the menu in the grey box to the left for more discussion of other important points of interest.Last edited by Bob Parmenter; 04-14-2009 at 06:55 AM.
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