6']['9

iTrader: (2)

I will need a new driveshaft prettysoon can anyone recommend a good one i was going to go w/ a dennys but i heard a they were crap.....any suggestions?

Fulton 1

iTrader: (9)

Not sure who is saying that Denny's shafts are crap. That's certainly not my experience.

What are your objectives for the car? If its drag-only I would consider a steel shaft like the Denny Nitrous Ready (preferrably with billet slip yoke). If you're looking at road racing or some other high speed work, I would consider an aluminum shaft or carbon fiber (check out Mark Williams for CF). If its a HD street type thing you're looking for then the Denny's or LPE 3.5" aluminum shafts would probably work great. I'm sure there are more options out there, but that should be a good start.

obe1 95Z28

The LPE 3.5" aluminum driveshaft is a nice piece, I have one for sale on ebay, item #7922841880

6']['9

iTrader: (2)

is that a stock replacement?

cne411

I got mine from dynotechengineering, I'm happy with it. The price was good and it arrived 5 days after I ordered it. I was going to get a Denny's but when I called they told me the wait was 45 days.

obe1 95Z28

I installed a larger U-Joint (1330) in the LPE 3.5" drivershaft to match my rear; the U-Joint can be replaced to match the standard 10 bolt rear. The driveshaft fits both A4's and M6's in LS1's and LT1's.

SilverGhost

iTrader: (53)

i run a denny's nitrous one in my car. 7000 rpm clutch dumps on a slick, low 1.5 sixty foots all day long no problems. its a nice piece.

gomer

iTrader: (13)

I'm running an AP engineering 3inch chromoly one. So far it has been wonderful. 18 6k launches on it at the track so far and not one peep out of it.

6']['9

iTrader: (2)

ill keep an eye on that auction thanks.

Hardtop

iTrader: (3)

Dennys Nitrous ready here. No problems.

Bruce

PRAY HRD

iTrader: (119)

69.......

Strange has a good cromemoly unit for 275 and a spicer slip yoke for like 55. told them i was looking to make around 800-1000 hp on my next setup, and was told that was all i'd need. however, i like overkill, so i'll go with their next size up. i suggest giving them a call.

later,
Dave

Chris@AP-Engineering

iTrader: (-2)

Give us a call and we can get you set up with a great driveshaft! We have had our driveshaft's go as fast as 9.20's in a ls1 powered car, never a problem.

Let's us know if we can help

Thanks

Hardtop00SS

iTrader: (17)

I just bought a Denny's nitrous ready shaft with my 12 bolt and let me know, Denny is one of the nicest guy's I've yet to talk to when buying parts. He does awesome work, super guy, and plus, his nitrous ready shaft has a lifetime warranty, meaning if you twist, break it, he will replace it, free of charge, the only thing that is not covered are the yokes. I would definitely buy from Denny's again!

SlickVert

iTrader: (5)

How do I reach Denny's shaft?

1fastWS6

iTrader: (3)

Unless you plan to add a bunch of power later on, I'd stick with a 3.5" alum. shaft for less rotational weight. It'll hold 12's all day long. Mine's seen atleast 50 passes in the mid-high 11's with 5000-6200 dumps on slicks. I paid less than $300 for it with 1350 spicer u joints, slip yoke and heavy duty 3.5" x .120 wall 6061 tubing from a local driveline shop. Chromoly is overkill and heavy for your power level, but it will also give you room to grow (a lot of room).

Hardtop00SS

iTrader: (17)

sent you pm 99ramairbob