Steel or Aluminum Driveshaft?
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What will hold up better? I have a stock steel driveshaft from my 96 Z28, and a stock aluminum driveshaft from a 99 z28. I plan on taking it to the track this Friday.
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One and done. I am using their nitrous-ready shaft with my 9". It's nice to know I'll never need to touch it again.
One and done. I am using their nitrous-ready shaft with my 9". It's nice to know I'll never need to touch it again.
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One and done. I am using their nitrous-ready shaft with my 9". It's nice to know I'll never need to touch it again.![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
One and done. I am using their nitrous-ready shaft with my 9". It's nice to know I'll never need to touch it again.
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What about switching the stock steel to the LS1 aluminum on a pretty much stock car(CAI+Exhaust) ? Mine is vibrating and I kind of want rid of it. Doesnt it free up a few rwhp?
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