LTB

Why do you need drive shaft spacers ?

The original drive shafts of the S2000 are designed at the stock ride height so when the car is lowered with coil springs or coil-over suspension then the drive shafts will be stretched about 10mm each side. This will incur a lot of stress to the drive shaft. As a result, the drive shaft will wear down over a period of time.

J's Racing and the likes make these kits for around $200, but S2KUK is able to source a high quality kit for around

phils2k

i would be in on this

however the j racing ones come in two half's easier to fit

sneakfish

As would I

Ultra_Nexus

Do they not do the split ones?

Just saying, split ones will take you a LOT less time to fit.

Kiwi-S2000

LTB

I have been informed that these will take about an hour to fit if you have access to a lift/ramps.

Ultra_Nexus

Just letting you know that the shaft will have to come out.

That means dissassembling the rear hub.

ok, not complex, but time consuming.

That and not many people have a lift/ramp.

I would say, cut them in half, but I know to many peole would get freaked out by that idea....

Stevo071077

Is it true they're only needed on earlier cars?

Paper Lawyer

I think Ron and I agree on something. I've quoted his post for posterity

Guzzie

As above, I am interested, if possibe i would love a pair of split ones but if not I guess I could take a set of these solid ones

how long would it take to get them done?