Going to a Steel Drive Shaft
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Going to a Steel Drive Shaft
Well I found a company here is Phoenix that will be building me a custom Drive Shaft for $190.00. It will be made of steel because the Aluminum one that I have was damaged because of Faulty workmanship from a company here is AZ.
I will have more of the details of Driveshaft. I do know that it will be thicker walled steel, 3 inch, fully balanced and with u-joints. I just have to take my stock one down to get it measured.
How much power will I loser going to a heavier Driveshaft? Is it really noticable?
I will have more of the details of Driveshaft. I do know that it will be thicker walled steel, 3 inch, fully balanced and with u-joints. I just have to take my stock one down to get it measured.
How much power will I loser going to a heavier Driveshaft? Is it really noticable?
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Originally Posted by keliente
Hmm if you were going to go steel, why not just get one out of a LS1 car for cheap?
I don't know how much HP you'll lose with a stronger driveshaft, but I know from personal experience you will lose 100% of your HP at the wheels with a weak one
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LS1 f-bodies are not steel. They come with an aluminum weak driveshaft
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Usually the autos with 2.73's came with steel DS. Be prepared to wear out some tailshaft bushings with that heavy sucker and 3.73's. Make sure that thing is balanced like a champ before you run the **** out of it too.
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Well most of the ones I see people selling on here are made of steel. I don't want a carbon fiber one. I don't remember what tubing he will be using so I don't know what the difference is.