driveshaft poll
3" aluminum stocker with 1350 joint
performance steel upgrade
3.5" aluminum .125 wall
Is the 3.5" aluminum worth the extra $$$?
I put the poll here because its an M6 and the auto guys don't seem to worry to much about upgrading driveshafts.
Last edited by pasbonsimon; Nov 16, 2005 at 08:31 AM.
steel is cheaper and twice the weight
so how much RWHP am I gonna lose with a steel shaft? A search yeilds no results....
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if an upgraded steel shaft weighing twice as much is only going to cost me 5-RWHP that may be the way to go. I was anticipating more like 10-12.
Mine stayed together even when I broke my torque arm at the line.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/402689-broke-spohn-torque-arm-w-e.html
I'd have to weight it but dont seem to be alot heavier than the aluminum stocker.
For high horesepower applications 1200+. Seamless 4130 tubing with chromoly heavy duty 1350 yokes and cryo treated solid u-joints. Welded within .0010 total runout and electronically balanced to insure smooth operation. Price: $339.00. A complete line of forged transmission slip yokes is also available.
This is very interesting- gonna find out what it weighs
Thanks
Last edited by pasbonsimon; Nov 17, 2005 at 10:52 AM.
Thanks
Alum i tend to avoid too many horror stories
C/F price range is quite high although I really would like to try one.
C/M is probbly how i'll end up going.














