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Old 02-21-2008, 03:42 PM
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Ford Donuts = Alfa Guibos?

Anyone ever seen these?

Pegasus - Rubber Donut Drive Axle Coupling
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Sure, I've seen them on all sort of cars. Are you asking if this particular part will fit on an Alfa?
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Pegasus has lots of hard core racing supplies. The donuts they list are very likely for Formula Fords (single seat race cars using Ford Pinto-based engines). The donuts might be from a mass production road car; it would be interesting to compare dimensions.

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Lots of cars use donuts. The 5 speed (not 4 speed w/overdrive) Volvo 240s use a donut that is very similar to the Alfa donut (well one of them).

Lotus used to use them on some cars between the axles and the rear diff.

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Those are for drive axles. The bolt pattern is too small. Sort of a CV joint out of rubber.
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