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Joint for Propeller shaft

Joint for Propeller shaft

Function

A constant velocity joint for propeller shafts, used in FR and 4WD internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to transmit power from the engine to the rear wheels.

Applicable Models

  • SUV

    Sportage, Tucson, Kona

  • Other

    Tasman

  • Overseas

    Jeep Wrangler/Gladiator, Dodge charger/challenger, Honda Passport

  • Disc CJ (Cross groove Joint)

    • Maximum articulation angle: 4°
    • Superior NVH performance
    • Lightweight & compact design

  • Disc BJ (Birfield Joint)

    • Maximum articulation angle: 7°
    • Suitable for high-speed rotation and high-angle vehicle models
    • Compact design applying a J-shaped boot

  • Monoblock CJ (Cross groove Joint)

    • Maximum articulation angle: 4°
    • Superior NVH performance
    • Cost-effective and weight-reduced specification

  • Flange BJ (Birfield Joint)

    • 4-hole flange specification
    • Suitable for high-speed rotation and high-angle vehicle models
    • Lightweight and compact design

  • Flange CJ (Cross groove Joint)

    • 3-hole flange specification
    • Optimized for vehicle assembly process
    • Lightweight design compared to the disc specification

  • Disc HBJ (High efficiency Birfield Joint)

    • 8-ball compact design
    • High-torque and high-efficiency specification
    • Superior durability from low heat generation

  • DCJ (Direct Connecting Joint)

    • 8-ball monoblock design
    • Excellent backlash performance
    • Spline structure for direct assembly to the vehicle

  • Disc PSJ (P/Shaft Symmetric offset Joint)

    • 8-ball compact design
    • Features a symmetrical track structure
    • Superior durability from low heat generation