All manual transmissions are the same length, so hence all manual driveshafts for two seat cars are also the same length.
Transmissions each have their own unique slip-yoke on the driveshaft, and length for their application:
In addition, the joints are not the same size in the N/A and turbo (at least manual) shafts; turbos are bigger so you cannot simply swap yokes or diff flanges on the shaft. On a side note I have only seen replacement-type joints listed for the turbo driveshaft's joint sizes, not the NA. It's easy to see from this information that if you want to put a turbo manual transmission in a 2+2 car, you will need to have a standard turbo driveshaft lengthened (re-tubed) or a custom unit made
There are two diff flanges:
84-86 - 38210-Y0800 - rectangular bolt pattern
87-89 - 38210-10V00 - square bolt pattern
You can swap the differential companion flange on the diff relatively easily with a steering wheel puller. Be sure to re-torque the pinion nut after swapping the flange!
Overall length for 2 seaters: 34“
Overall length for 4 seaters: 42”
length of slip yokes: 4.125“
diameter of slip yokes:
84-86 companion flange: 1.88“ and 2.24” for opposite sides
87-89 companion flange: 2.25“ per side
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