bigSS

I'm going to need a custom driveshaft for my car when I get my 12bolt. Should I buy a Mark Williams 3" Chomemoly, or a Dennys Nitrous Ready? Which do you guys think is stronger, which do you think is lighter? Will either of them work for a H/C car? They're both about the same price.

bigSS

Any ideas, guys?

Jim98WS6

They are NOT both about the same price. My Denney's Nitrous Ready driveshaft was $360 shipped. That includes yoke and u-joints and is guaranteed for life. My Mark Williams catalog lists the CM driveshaft at $377, the u-joint at $41, and the yoke at $182 which comes to $600 and you still have to add shipping. As far as I know the MW DS has no guarantee with it.
The Denney's driveshaft also includes lifetime free labor which means if you ever need it shortened or swap trannys and need a different yoke they'll do the labor for free.
I shopped between the two also and it was an easy choice for me.
Jim

Jim98WS6

[quote]Originally posted by bigSS:
<strong>I'm going to need a custom driveshaft for my car when I get my 12bolt.</strong><hr></blockquote>

I just re-read your post. Why would you need a custom driveshaft with a 12-bolt? Unless you're worried about breaking it. <img src="images/icons/confused.gif" border="0">

bigSS

Well, my stock aluminum one surely can't take the abuse, right? Do you know how much heavier your Dennys is more than the aluminum one? Thanks for clearing this up. Dennys definetley like the way to go.

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Also, if you order the 1350 U-joint on the rear, you'll need a driveshaft that's 3/4" shorter than stock.

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Jim98WS6

[quote]Originally posted by bigSS:
<strong>Do you know how much heavier your Dennys is more than the aluminum one? </strong><hr></blockquote>
My Denney's cromoly DS weighs 20lbs. Haven't weighed the stock aluminum one.

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