Aluminum Drive Shaft question

z2o_what said:
drill a hole in the stock DS and put some ATF in it and seal the hole back up

this will get rid of vibrations

but you might as well get an alumiun DS anyway

I would not suggest that...

I have seen someone do that with grease...but the bad part was he snapped it and slung grease all over the bottom of his truck and dented it up a bit...no they weren't related but it was still kind of funny to watch because he was driving "silly" anyways...

Anyways...do it right...if your going to do it :nice:
 
5spd GT said:
I would not suggest that...

I have seen someone do that with grease...but the bad part was he snapped it and slung grease all over the bottom of his truck and dented it up a bit...no they weren't related but it was still kind of funny to watch because he was driving "silly" anyways...

Anyways...do it right...if your going to do it :nice:



yea it was a joke my friend did it to his camaro, he filled it "plumb" full of type-f tranny fluid, noting broke but the car lost alot of power
 
z2o_what said:
yea it was a joke my friend did it to his camaro, he filled it "plumb" full of type-f tranny fluid, noting broke but the car lost alot of power

Yeah that kind of proves that you do gain some sort of power with the driveshaft. I know I didn't feel any performance difference at all...but I'm sure I knocked off 1/2 of a 1/2 of a tenth:p
 
thinker said:
how do you know when your u-joints are about to go out?
they will have slop in them or make noise (when the needle bearings are busted up or corroded). you can grab the DS before and after the joint and twist turn (like trying to give the DS a rug burn) and see if you feel slop.

good luck.
 
stangbro01 said:
i just put one on a month ago and i love it, a week before it was $159 and i went to get it at summit and was like $259 wtf!!!, its just so pretty i couldnt refuse it.

thanks for ruining our economy bush :flag:
It always seems to be the people that understand the least about the economy that make the most noise about it. Supply and demand son. Supply and demand. The reason the prices for this driveshaft went up is because people have money to spend on things like this. If our economy was so bad people would be spending their money on food and housing. Not high performance parts. Not to hard to figure out.
PS ... I bought the Aluminum driveshaft to reduce spinning weight, along with having new U-joints.