2001 T/A with an Ls3 416 stroker!
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What do you guys think?
From tech@spohn.net
The output shaft on your transmission broke, it's actually a very common occurence when strapped down to a chassis dyno. A chassis dyno places a lot of stress on the drivetrain.
The output shaft on your transmission broke, it's actually a very common occurence when strapped down to a chassis dyno. A chassis dyno places a lot of stress on the drivetrain.
It had nothing to do with your driveshaft. The driveshaft is exactly as it should be from your pictures. They are supposed to be a bit shorter than the factory driveshaft, you need a little more slip yoke travel for high performance applications. This is how we have built them for 13 years and how any performance driveshaft company builds them. With that said it is always the installer's responsibility when installing any driveshaft on any car to check for proper engagement, etc. before driving the vehicle.
It was just a matter of the stress the chassis dyno put on your transmission, it happens unfortunately.
It had nothing to do with your driveshaft. The driveshaft is exactly as it should be from your pictures. They are supposed to be a bit shorter than the factory driveshaft, you need a little more slip yoke travel for high performance applications. This is how we have built them for 13 years and how any performance driveshaft company builds them. With that said it is always the installer's responsibility when installing any driveshaft on any car to check for proper engagement, etc. before driving the vehicle.
It was just a matter of the stress the chassis dyno put on your transmission, it happens unfortunately.
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Last edited by litle88; May 18, 2012 at 02:58 PM.
sorry to hear zeke I was rooting for you on this one...kind of had a feeling they were going to tell you to pound sand...

Hopefully the fix isnt too bad...
It's not the vendors fault but why would Spohn advertise like this?
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...g/driveshafts/
http://www.lmperformance.com/78229/1.html
Just an example









