ss performance

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I swapped my rear for a Moser M9 setup for 1350 U-Joints.

I need to order a new drive shaft and am wondering what experiences and advice you guys might have.

Thanks
Craig

mrvedit

There are hundreds of driveshaft specialty shops around the country that service trucks. Probably one near you. They can make a driveshaft of any length and strength with any desired or supplied U-joints.

I had one built with 1330 U-Joint and slip-yoke with 3" .080 thick tubing. It was $275 complete with balancing and all parts.

Blackpanther99

iTrader: (8)

What he said^ theres a lot of shops that can get you a great driveshaft. You can check locally. Where are you from?

Blackpanther99

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Even some sponsors on here.

Atomic

iTrader: (37)

I like texas driveshaft specialist. Had 3 different ones from them and have all been great.

ss performance

iTrader: (17)

I'm in souther NewJersey, about 75 miles southeast of Philadelphia.

rpturbo

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I ordered one from Denny's. It took them 6 weeks. I am having some vibration issues, and now they are too busy to talk to me. I have heard good things about PST and Inland Empire. I think next time, I'll go with them. I would personally stay away from local shops. I have had too many issues with them. They build driveshafts for dump trucks and stuff, and don't understand critical speed, and how important high speed balancing is. Inland Empire has some great info on their site.

BTW, I had a "local" shaft come apart on the dyno at 126mph.......it was UGLY and COSTLY!!!! Luckily no one was hurt or killed.

ss performance

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When I ordered my 9in from Moser they suggested Inland Empire. I am not familure with them and was looking for input from others.

Thanks.

john563

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BTW, I had a "local" shaft come apart on the dyno at 126mph.......it was UGLY and COSTLY!!!! Luckily no one was hurt or killed.[/QUOTE]

im with this guy..i had a local one put on and it took a dump on the dyno..tore my floor board,broke the tailshaft,and input shaft on my new RPM tranny(thank god RPM repaired,inspected for free)..bought a pst drive shaft and not a single problem with it in 6years..

KILLERARMY

Check this guys out.

http://www.driveshaftshop.com/

BMR Sales2

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We use Precision Shaft Technologies here at BMR for all our shop cars and when we sold driveshafts a few years back they were the only company we used. Check them out at http://www.pstds.com and they will be able to take care of any driveshaft needs you have.

SF 1HOTLS1

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dennys driveshaft! is the way to go.