Homemade 424 Switch out Drive shaft-Honda 300 

How did you make that can you make a vid?

@@peytonmccosco5712 if I can find my driveshaft still I’ll make a vid been a year tho

Bout a year but it ended up not being centred and it wore out the seals by wobbling. I think if it were made more precisely you’d be alright

It's nice to be able to switch from 4x4 to 2 wheel drive, and so you can do some sick 2 wheel drive drifts aswell haha

I want to build one so I can weld my front diff and be able to switch it to 2wd

So you can steer with a locked front diff when your not bagging and easy on all the parts

@@zachwelker8862 to weld your front diff and have any success in the matter you'd have to have lock out hubs else wise your front end would destroy it's self over time from turning

Wouldn't use it long term

Don’t like it don’t comment it’s a smart idea I’d make one in a heartbeat if I still had my Honda 300

Lasted over a year

@@MTD12HPTURBO I am thinking of doing this as apposed to buying the kit for $350. When you say "it lasted over a year" do you mean it failed mechanically on you? if so, what happened? what was the point of failure?

@@Orvis25 well the worst is the 12 point socket then leaving the threads in the nuts they would grind the square thing

Honestly you could have done this with a couple bearings in the sleeve so the shaft will free spin and stay 100% strait and not put wear on anything while disengaged. on the end of the shaft above the square so when it meets its not metal shaft on shaft but actually has something to cussion it so when it's locked together it doesn't grind it down. I think I'm going to do something very similar thanks for the inspiration!