Going Turbo, Need a new Driveshaft for 2001 Camaro SS M6 Moser 9"
06-23-2017, 10:45 AM
#1
Going Turbo, Need a new Driveshaft for 2001 Camaro SS M6 Moser 9" Hello all,
I'm going to turbo my 2001 Camaro SS M6 this year, the parts are on the way!
I currently have a Moser 9" with a 1350 yoke and 3.50 gears.
I recently changed my rear gears and just installed a new Monster LT1-S clutch so I'm in the process of slowly breaking those parts in.
My car is lowered only 3/4" using the SLP Eibach springs and I have adjustable BMR LCA's.
I currently have the stock driveshaft in place, while not ideal, it did work for me the last few years.
My max power goal is at least 800 RWHP so I need a good driveshaft that can handle the power and not vibrate. My car is mostly a street car but I will go to the track at least twice a year with a sticky tire on it.
What brands/companies do you guys recommend? Looking to buy soon.
I'm going to turbo my 2001 Camaro SS M6 this year, the parts are on the way!
I currently have a Moser 9" with a 1350 yoke and 3.50 gears.
I recently changed my rear gears and just installed a new Monster LT1-S clutch so I'm in the process of slowly breaking those parts in.
My car is lowered only 3/4" using the SLP Eibach springs and I have adjustable BMR LCA's.
I currently have the stock driveshaft in place, while not ideal, it did work for me the last few years.
My max power goal is at least 800 RWHP so I need a good driveshaft that can handle the power and not vibrate. My car is mostly a street car but I will go to the track at least twice a year with a sticky tire on it.
What brands/companies do you guys recommend? Looking to buy soon.
06-23-2017, 12:55 PM
#2
Purchase one of these and never look back.
PST Carbon Drive Shaft From Midwest Chassis
This would be my next choice.
Strange U1704 From Midwest Chassis
PST Carbon Drive Shaft From Midwest Chassis
This would be my next choice.
Strange U1704 From Midwest Chassis
06-23-2017, 08:36 PM
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I have the PST Aluminum specced out by midwest chassis when i purchased the rear. No vibration and it is lighter than the steel shaft just don't remember by how much.
06-26-2017, 08:02 AM
#5
Carbon fiber it out. Too much $$$ and the street reliability.
I knew a guy years ago that had one on a street car, something got kicked up on the road, hit it and boom, no more driveshaft. He was just driving it normal on the street too.
Should I pull mine to measure or does everyone have the correct size for a T-56/Moser 9" Combo?
I knew a guy years ago that had one on a street car, something got kicked up on the road, hit it and boom, no more driveshaft. He was just driving it normal on the street too.
Should I pull mine to measure or does everyone have the correct size for a T-56/Moser 9" Combo?
06-26-2017, 08:10 AM
#6
There are some factory cars that come with carbon drive shafts so I would think that they are pretty reliable now and also you could always purchase the lifetime warranty but with what you are doing a 3'' chromoly shaft with a good yoke will be just fine. I would always measure for the length of the drive shaft.