Carbon Fiber Driveshafts
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Is any one using them?
I was wondering, when they flex do they absorb some of the abuse from a Manual Launch?
I tried the search but it was not helpful
They are lighter and from what I have read don't require a DS loop.
Anyone have any info on what power levels they are reliable at?
I was wondering, when they flex do they absorb some of the abuse from a Manual Launch?
I tried the search but it was not helpful
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They are lighter and from what I have read don't require a DS loop.
Anyone have any info on what power levels they are reliable at?
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Originally Posted by stevegrizzle
Is any one using them?
I was wondering, when they flex do they absorb some of the abuse from a Manual Launch?
I tried the search but it was not helpful
They are lighter and from what I have read don't require a DS loop.
Anyone have any info on what power levels they are reliable at?
I was wondering, when they flex do they absorb some of the abuse from a Manual Launch?
I tried the search but it was not helpful
![Icon Confused](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/icon_confused.gif)
They are lighter and from what I have read don't require a DS loop.
Anyone have any info on what power levels they are reliable at?
they DO still require a driveshaft loop.
they generally are lighter.
i dont know any exact power levels, but ive only seen them on sub 600hp cars.. the big boys all seem to run large chromoly.