steel V aluminum drive shaft
10-13-2010, 09:55 PM
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If the car is consistent you should see atleast 7 hundreths to as much as tenth.
When losing driveline weight, pounds are equal to 20/30 lbs carrying weight....
You should see gains in the 1/4 and mpg..
When losing driveline weight, pounds are equal to 20/30 lbs carrying weight....
You should see gains in the 1/4 and mpg..
10-14-2010, 12:29 AM
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Doubtful. I would suspect the difference from day to day runnings at the track you could actually lose time and think the aluminum driveshaft is slowing you down, which it wouldn't be.
