good driveshaft shop locally?
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good driveshaft shop locally?
I need to get some prices on a custom shaft... I cant find anyone local to me(new port richey) is there anyone in the close surrounding areas that does good, decently priced work?
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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 balanced to less than 1/4 oz/in to assure vibration free operation. Highly polished aluminum driveshafts can be ready for shipment in 48 hours in most cases. Pricing for 1310 includes most trans slip yokes - $250. 1330-1350 including trans slip yoke $399.
I dont understand that... Is it $250 or $399? If its $250 for a shaft, that I can do. Would make it more than worth it over a steel shaft I had in mind. But 2 days is a wait. And I really dont know how to measure that stuff, do they allow you to bring the vehicle to them and they measure?
I dont understand that... Is it $250 or $399? If its $250 for a shaft, that I can do. Would make it more than worth it over a steel shaft I had in mind. But 2 days is a wait. And I really dont know how to measure that stuff, do they allow you to bring the vehicle to them and they measure?
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Disregard the last post, but would a aluminum driveshaft be ok for a drift car, or would I be better off getting a steel one. It says street/strip. But i dont know if it would do the job it would need to do...
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aluminum is fine, unless you have enough power and traction to break an aluminum shaft, then you would need a chromoly shaft
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I wont have any traction, Ill be running 165/50 tires lol... But I didnt know if it would be good for all of the side-side motions and shit during a slide...
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Yeah, I don't know anything about that. Maybe ask some road race guys?
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Dude PST is good my dad worked there for 20+ years. They do excellent work.
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