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164 drive line question (M400 -> M410 using BW35 driveline) 140-160 1970

posted by  someone claiming to be chris ulrich on  Thu Jan 3 11:15 CST 2002 [RELATED]


I think I've finally sourced an M410, which is a
wonderful way to ring in the new year.

It does not have a driveline. I've been told that
the driveline that goes to a BW35 equipped 164
is the same size as the one for the M410. I don't
want to cut my driveline since it is the only one
I've got that I know works. I can probably find
a later model 140 driveline that goes with a M40,
which I could probably have cut to the right size.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go
about this? Regardless of which one I wind up
using I'll likely have the ujoints looked at and
maybe replaced and have it rebalanced.

Also, I've read that there are 2 different
clutches to the 164, an earlier and later version,
where the later one is larger. Which would I use?
Can I just order the larger one and assume that it
will work?

Lastly, how scary are these M410s on the
inside? I may be interested in opening it up
and replacing the bearings in it while it is out
of the car and while the car is still able to drive
around.
chris






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