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05-19-2002, 05:26 PM

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I just got my hands on a pair of 89-91 rotors for my rebuild. Can I use my 86-88 e-shaft with it? In other words, are series 4 and series 5 e-shafts identical?

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I just got my hands on a pair of 89-91 rotors for my rebuild. Can I use my 86-88 e-shaft with it? In other words, are series 4 and series 5 e-shafts identical?

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Just make sure that you use both the front and rear counterweights for an 89-91 motor with the 89-91 rotors.

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05-19-2002, 05:51 PM

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Thanks for the quick input, Ace.

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