Toyota driveshaft gurus needed

[d.p.n.s]

So from my understanding there may be a few toyotas that use the same driveshafts (bolt pattern wise)

Im currently using a cressida rx60 drive shaft in my mk3 cortina with a w50.

The front section is perfect fit but the rear section is a little short so im using a spacer I made 

My rear section is 750mm and im looking for something around 770mm - 785mm

Pics of dimensions of mine below 

Anyone know of what makes models use the same bolt patter .

Thanks in advance 

[smokin'joe]

Pick-a-part and hunt out solid rear/4wd Toyotas.early caribs/townace/liteace etc

will have a nosy downstairs, but suspect mine are the short ones

[d.p.n.s]

18 minutes ago, smokin'joe said:

Pick-a-part and hunt out solid rear/4wd Toyotas.early caribs/townace/liteace etc

will have a nosy downstairs, but suspect mine are the short ones

Appreciate it ,

Do you know if there's a list somewhere ..someone made of the years?

[smokin'joe]

On 27/06/2026 at 10:38, d.p.n.s said:

Appreciate it ,

Do you know if there's a list somewhere ..someone made of the years?

Toycrazy ??? @ae25   may have been involved and there was photos measurement of many conversion parts

 

[Bling]

https://www.toycrazy.net/index1.html

Not sure if Mark did driveshaft comparisons. If anyone has though, it will be him, so check the site. @AE25

[ajg193]

Hijack time. 

Starlet driveshaft has done 43 years now with never being greased. No signs of problems yet.  They have no grease nipples from factory. Is it worth trying to disassemble and regrease or best just to use it until it fails?

 

[Bearded Baldy]

Full send until it needs new ones.

Which it never will.

If you try to disassemble it, you may as well fit new ones while there. They are cheap enough.

Or risk dropping one roller off the bench never to be seen again.

[Roman]

8 hours ago, ajg193 said:

Hijack time. 

Starlet driveshaft has done 43 years now with never being greased. No signs of problems yet.  They have no grease nipples from factory. Is it worth trying to disassemble and regrease or best just to use it until it fails?

 

I think its only a problem if the driveshaft comes within 2 feet of the ground