I'm going to try one more thing to convince you.
The front end of shaft has a radius of .589"
The rear end has a radius of .7065"
.589^4= .120
.7065^4=.249
That seems to me that the front end will carry about ½ what the
back end will. I agree that you wouldn't want to load the
front with the entire load, but I still can't see why it
couldn't carry ½?
BTW, my other calculation shows that Mazda must have used
a fudge factor of 2X in the e-shaft design. Do they fail
frequently at 400hp?
Decker
I am not convinced :)
Paul Lamar
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