B44 MIP CVD driveshaft lengths

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B44 MIP CVD driveshaft lengths

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Post by Kyosho Fan2 » Sat Dec 18, 2010 3:39 pm

Please can someone let me know the length of the dogbone section of the MIP type CVD uj of the B44. Fom tip of the ball to the tip of the cup. Also id be up for the width of the digbone ball not including the poles. Thanks in advance.

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