Stock aluminum driveshaft strength?
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Use your factory slip with a new AL shaft, and use the better spl version joints, should be 5-794.
See your local driveline shop in IN, you might be near indiana driveline, see Dave, your best option would be the 1330 series spl 5-794 in 3.5 x 125 wall shaft.
Or if you really want to go to 1350 then 5-800 and new pinion yoke.. but the 1330/3r spl 5-794 will easily handle 600hp
See your local driveline shop in IN, you might be near indiana driveline, see Dave, your best option would be the 1330 series spl 5-794 in 3.5 x 125 wall shaft.
Or if you really want to go to 1350 then 5-800 and new pinion yoke.. but the 1330/3r spl 5-794 will easily handle 600hp
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very first run at the track with just bolt-ons and a tune snapped my stock shaft into 3 pieces with a 2500 rpm dump with nitto's. i'd say mine was a freak accident but i'd definately upgrade it if i got a new rear and wanted to do some nice launches with it.