driveshafts: dennys-nitrious readdy or bmrs carbon fiber??
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ok how much time will a bent drive shaft do to you at the track.. i ran a wopping 12.4
with a .593r/t and 1.87 60 foot, my drive shatft is causing much vibration in my car! witch drive shaft would help the best or give me the best time?thanks
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I put a PST Carbon fiber driveshaft in my 86 Camaro and I love it, I'll never run anything but a carbon fiber one from now on. It was around $800 with a MW Yoke.
My car really didn't have any bad vibrations to start with, but I could not believe how much smoother the car felt going down the track with the new drive shaft. The carbon fiber shaft acts like a harmonic balancer for the entire driveline. It's been in the car for about 4 years now and never had any problems. Also if you ever do break one it will just splinter, but not damage your floorboard.
My 86 has a best 60 ft of 1.33 on the motor 1.22 on spray.
My car really didn't have any bad vibrations to start with, but I could not believe how much smoother the car felt going down the track with the new drive shaft. The carbon fiber shaft acts like a harmonic balancer for the entire driveline. It's been in the car for about 4 years now and never had any problems. Also if you ever do break one it will just splinter, but not damage your floorboard.
My 86 has a best 60 ft of 1.33 on the motor 1.22 on spray.
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Originally Posted by GuesDog
I went with a PST 3 1/2 inch aluminum, its good up to 1200 horse. I love it and it weighs about what the stock one does.
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how much would my time improve with a none vibrating drive shaft? (just an idea for those who went to the track befor and after)
and witch pst drive shaft is good for 1200?
and witch pst drive shaft is good for 1200?
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Does PST offer a warranty like Dennys does? How do they compare?
That PST Chromoly is lookin good... I was set on a Dennys but may have to go with one of those PSTs. A warranty would be nice though.
That PST Chromoly is lookin good... I was set on a Dennys but may have to go with one of those PSTs. A warranty would be nice though.
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Originally Posted by Avengeance
Does PST offer a warranty like Dennys does? How do they compare?
That PST Chromoly is lookin good... I was set on a Dennys but may have to go with one of those PSTs. A warranty would be nice though.
That PST Chromoly is lookin good... I was set on a Dennys but may have to go with one of those PSTs. A warranty would be nice though.
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I had vibration problems with my stock aluminum driveshaft. I replaced it with a Denny's 3" steel driveshaft and the vibrations went away...and it only weighed 6 lbs more than the aluminum driveshaft. I was very pleased and still am. It's the only part of the car that isn't giving me hell.