nitroussharks

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just put a 12 bolt in the car and looking to get a driveshaft,i have a local place that has a 3in. steel driveshaft for around 250 and a aluminum 3.5 driveshaft for around 350 , the question is ,is it worth the extra money for the aluminum and would it be as strong as steel, the car its going is has a cam and bolt-ons but dont want to replace the shaft again

1981TA

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With the 12 bolt and the M6, I'd lean toward the steel one. It'll be a fair bit stronger than aluminum. If you're drag racing mainly, I wouldn't even consider aluminum. My car is set up for road race, where drivetrain mass reduction is almost a requirement (sustained high RPM, quick rises and drops in speed), and drivetrain shock (hole shots with lots of power and sticky tires) doesn't occur as often, and so went with aluminum.

nitroussharks

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yea,mainly drag racing,anyone else got a opinion

01ssreda4

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I'd go aluminum. Is it .120 wall? That will be plently strong. You'd probably break a yoke or u joint before the shaft anyway.

SS SLP2

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Bob @ Brute Speed sells a 3 1/2 alum which holds 1 K RWHP and lighter ? than steel
be sure and get good ends on it
good luck ,Johnny

93camaro_zzz

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I picked up the PST 3.5" aluminum one from MWC. Call ahead of time though, because they were pretty backordered on mine. Everything looks great though!

dlandsvZ28

I agree. The 3.5 inch aluminum PST is a reliable driveshaft. I got mine from Bob at Brute (EPP at the time).

ssvert99

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I would suggest aluminum over steel for harmonics reasons, but the seamless steel shafts are very affordable.

MWC has the guaranteed best deals on any driveshaft and yoke combination for your f-body car, and can ship them usually within a day or so.

Bob@BruteSpeed

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Thanks, I appreciate the order! Bob

Bob@BruteSpeed

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Thanks! Here is the link to the one you are referring to. http://shop.brutespeed.com/PST-DRA35...-PST-DRA35.htm
I ship out these driveshafts with the stronger Cryo Treated Forged Yoke for no extra charge, this is an upgrade from the standard yoke but I now automatically include it. This driveshaft comes with a much better yoke than the driveshafts that are often found with a chinese made yoke that have a pn# CAM798 on them. The CAM798 yokes are known to break on cars with less than 500 hp. Bob

nitroussharks

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got another link ,that one shows a cts

Bob@BruteSpeed

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http://shop.brutespeed.com/PST-DRA35...-PST-DRA35.htm

Here you go, sorry about that, I was jumping tabs. Thanks. Bob