SJ Driveshaft...

ANT

Just ride
Anyone have any idea what type of stainless the driveshaft is? I have an old driveshaft I snapped in half from my SJ and another that is cracked; I want to see if I can weld it back together and maybe by some chance in hell I can have it come out straight. I want to know so I can get the right kind of stick for the type of stainless it is.
 
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Goose

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I dont think their stainless i know they are a fairly soft and are 3 peices welded togather
 

stanton

High on jetskis.
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atascadero,ca
I dont think their stainless i know they are a fairly soft and are 3 peices welded togather

theres MANY different types of stainless, most if not all are weldable.
its stainless thats been stress releived. look at the middle peice, its just bar stock. they did it in three peices to save on machining time i presume.
thats not soft at all really.
 

cattledog

EH TEAM RACING
Location
toronto canada
Just Jb welded my driveshaft to midshaft the only thing I didi not do is take out midshaft but cleaned in there real good going to try it in about half hour at daytona hope. It works
 
This is a little late, but I can help here.
The OEM Yamaha driveshaft is 17-4 PH (composition determined via Noran System 7 EDS)
The driveshaft is through hardened to ~ 42 HRC +/- 0.5

Eric.
 
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mike b

Michael "Mayhem" Bevacqua aka MikeyChan
Location
California
Just Jb welded my driveshaft to midshaft the only thing I didi not do is take out midshaft but cleaned in there real good going to try it in about half hour at daytona hope. It works

did you strip the splines or one of them? how did this turn out. and ive never used JB weld but sounds like if you had to take pump or midshaft out its gonna be a pain
 

cattledog

EH TEAM RACING
Location
toronto canada
It did not work I only put Jb weld on driveshaft I should have taken out midshaft and filled it with Jb weld the fx mafia did it and it worked great they had to cut driveshaft in half to take everything apart when it was time to put new driveshaft in
 
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