Mini Drive Shafts
Drive Shaft:
Classic Mini Drive Shafts
As the original Mini drive shafts are no longer made, Mini Sport now produce replacement, hardened EN24 steel drive shafts for all Classic Mini’s.
We have drive shafts suitable for all rubber drive coupling Classic Mini’s 1959-1974, Mini Cooper S models with Hardy Spicer type drive couplings and 1974-2001 Classic Mini models with pot joint couplings. For competition Mini’s running an LSD we also manufacture a specialist equal length drive shaft kit.
Part of the large range drivetrain parts stocked here at Mini Sport including CV joint nuts & washers, CV joints, drive flanges, drive shafts, ball joints, rear hubs, front swivel hubs and wheel bearings.
If you require any further information or a little advice on Classic Mini Drivetrain parts, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with a member of the friendly and experienced Mini Sport team on 01282 778731 or alternatively send an e-mail to sales@minisport.com
Why Choose Mini Sport Wiring Harnesses?
British-Made Excellence: Proudly made in Britain, our wiring harnesses reflect the renowned quality and craftsmanship historically associated with British manufacturing. Using traditional techniques and machinery, our skilled craftsmen produce each harness to provide reliability, durability, and authenticity.
Custom Craftsmanship: At Mini Sport, we control every step of the manufacturing process. This allows us to pour our extensive knowledge and attention to detail into every wiring loom, ensuring they meet the specific needs of Classic Mini enthusiasts.
Variety and Authenticity: Our looms are available in a range of finishes, including PVC harness tape or cloth braiding, tailored to match the original aesthetics of different Mini models. We strive to use original-type terminals for authenticity, and where this isn't possible, we provide suitable, high-quality alternatives.
Adaptable and Comprehensive: Our looms serve various functions from simple dash conversions to complex full-vehicle wiring, with options for modifying or altering to suit specific requirements like additional spot lamps, head lamps, and other electrical features.
