Where to get the best ALUMINUM driveshaft?
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Just as it states....I broke my rear end (10 bolt)and apparently my driveshaft as well. I already have the Moser 12 bolt - 33 spline - 3.73 - 4 channel setup in the car right now. I don't want a carbon fiber driveshaft, it has got to be aluminum, but at a reasonable price. Thanks.
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I'm running a steel driveshaft made up by the local machine shop. Can't beat the price & the since the rotating mass is fairly small I don't think it's any major detriment to performance.
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Originally Posted by stevemilz
Im running a 3.5" Lingenfelter for now.
However, my car is currently only a high 12 sec. car. I've run it twice at the strip only launching at 2500RPMs, and beaten it daily
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Good so far, I'd recommend it over the LG driveshaft. If you want the best, and are going for a long run kind of replacement, go with the Mark Williams shaft.
I bought the LPE one, because it was only 275 bucks shipped to my door, and I'll be going with a MW shaft later on.