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Anyone know if there is a difference in driveshafts used in manuals and automatics? For 93-02 application. Pretty sure mine is bent. Thanks.

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Re: drive shaft

i'm pretty sure they are the same.
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Re: drive shaft

i dono about that mesure them link wise then count the teeth on spline. also you can get it straten if not to bad? you may just have to change the spline that goes in tranny.
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Re: drive shaft

nah, i'm still pretty sure they are the same. I have a 98-02 LS1 M6 aluminum driveshaft in my 91 with a A4
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