PST 93-02 F-Body 3.5" aluminum driveshaft GP

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Old 02-02-2010, 10:03 AM
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Default PST 93-02 F-Body 3.5" aluminum driveshaft GP

GP will be 93-02 F-body shafts and require a min of 10 orders..well 9 since I count as 1

The GP will start today and run through Feb 12th.



Street - Strip Aluminum Driveshafts.

6061-T6 Dom tubing gives the most concentric Aluminum Driveshaft available. High strength aluminum tube yokes are Mig welded with less than 10 thousands total run out. The aluminum driveshaft is electronically balanced to less than 1/4 oz/in to assure vibration free operation.

-Highly polished

-3 1/2 diameter / 120 wall alum.

-cryo treated slip yoke and u-joints

-track tested to 1200 HP

-shafts weigh approx 14#'s

These shafts are made to be direct fit for most popular applications. stock rear , 12 bolt, 9" , S60. They all come with the 1350 rear yoke, so if going to a stock 10 bolt a conversion U-Joint would be needed Napa P/N 447.

custom length available as well with proper measurements provides

The direct replacement shafts will be $399.99 shipped within the Cont. US.

The custom length shafts will be $420 shipped within the Cont. US

custom shaft measuring info:



use measurement X

please call to place your order since we have not yet added these to our site

866-571-SPEED

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Larry,

If I placed my order today, how long would it be til I received it?
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We need to meet the 10 and they should ship within 2 days from that time.
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Hmmm maybe I'm thinking....Order chromoly one from Strange like Larry told me awhile back for my old car or get in on this sale for my 9inch???

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Originally Posted by 02sleeperz28
Can this work on a 9inch with a full spool? Stock lenght?
it will be fine and PST has all lengths covered per setup

please call to place order which will confirm that we move forward with this GP
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Originally Posted by LS1 SPEED
it will be fine and PST has all lengths covered per setup

please call to place order which will confirm that we move forward with this GP
I edited my post check out above comment. Still thinking?
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Originally Posted by 02sleeperz28
I edited my post check out above comment. Still thinking?
I'm changing to try and save weight anywhere in the driveline. This will be about 4-5#'s lighter then the CM. I also took 10# off my crank by a pulley swap and converter change. These little things all add up for HP in the end
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Thank you for setting this up I have a ? tho.. Are the u joints solid or greaseable?
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Originally Posted by gjohnsonws6
Thank you for setting this up I have a ? tho.. Are the u joints solid or greaseable?
glad to help with the GP and offer a great product

u-joint info

1350 Spicer Series: Manufactured with OEM tolerances and treated with our Cryogenic Process to yeild the strongest U-Joint available. For drag racing applications a solid non-lube design U-Joint is recommended because of the tremendous initial shock load, or short duration of high torque the joint must be able to withstand.
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I'm going to give you guys a call tomorrow to place my order. Is there a best time to call?

Thanks again for setting up this GP.
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Originally Posted by Grifter
I'm going to give you guys a call tomorrow to place my order. Is there a best time to call?

Thanks again for setting up this GP.

Sales is open 9a.m to 8 p.m tomorrow ( closed 4:30-5:30 )

glad to help
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Im in. Off the top of your head, Larry, whats the length of a DS, for an M6/S60 rear setup? If not, I'll have to wait till weekend, to measure

Thanks for the GP
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Originally Posted by flyinZ
Im in. Off the top of your head, Larry, whats the length of a DS, for an M6/S60 rear setup? If not, I'll have to wait till weekend, to measure

Thanks for the GP
I have notes at the shop and PST has us covered on the regular swaps as noted.

talk to you soon
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I'm in,
Larry, I also need a drive shaft for an M6 and S60, let me know if there is a common measurement because I haven't installed my rear end yet!
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I will be able to handle the details for the proper length, so no worries.
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Thanks for doing this guys! I'm in for a custom length since EPP won't answer the phone anymore.
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Looks tempting, hmmm is this a direct fitment to a 10bolt/4l60e (2001).

Whats the benifit of it over a stock driveshaft?
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Larry,
I sent you an email in regards to my set up along with some pictures. i'll touch bases with you tomorrow. thanks!


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