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Aluminum Driveshaft?

Posted By: JERICOGTX

Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 12:00 AM

Who makes a good aluminum driveshaft, at a reasonable price, and not take 6 months to get?

Thanks.

Jeff
Posted By: Clanton

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 01:31 AM

I got mine made at Henderson Driveline in Grafton Ohio and my friend just had 1 made in 2 days the ph# 440 892 0411
Posted By: Hemi_Joel

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 03:20 AM

Minnesota Driveline in St. Cloud will make you one.
Posted By: BloFish

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 05:15 AM

Mark Williams
Posted By: CSK

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by BloFish
Mark Williams


X2
Posted By: bigdad

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/23/22 08:01 PM

It had damm well better be polished to a high luster when installed
Posted By: JERICOGTX

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by bigdad
It had damm well better be polished to a high luster when installed


laugh2
Posted By: SLO-KID

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 02:17 AM

I presently have an aluminum from Inland Empire and while they hit the mark on the Mirada shaft, I suspect the one in the Duster “ain’t quite right”….. I “believe” Mark Williams has the equipment to spin balance them at a higher rpm.
Posted By: fbs63

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by BloFish
Mark Williams


x3
Posted By: R3 Racing

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 03:13 PM

Inland Empire made mine.
Posted By: moparx

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 05:01 PM

high rpm balance on any drive shaft is a must, in my opinion, regardless of the material made of.
beer
Posted By: Al_Alguire

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/24/22 10:15 PM

X4 On Mark Williams you wont be sorry....
Posted By: JERICOGTX

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by Hemi_Joel
Minnesota Driveline in St. Cloud will make you one.


I called them. They wanted as much as Mark Williams to make one...
Posted By: Clanton

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by JERICOGTX
Originally Posted by Hemi_Joel
Minnesota Driveline in St. Cloud will make you one.


I called them. They wanted as much as Mark Williams to make one...
I think I paid 625$ for mine in Grafton.I had the yoke already.
Posted By: JERICOGTX

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by Clanton
Originally Posted by JERICOGTX
Originally Posted by Hemi_Joel
Minnesota Driveline in St. Cloud will make you one.


I called them. They wanted as much as Mark Williams to make one...
I think I paid 625$ for mine in Grafton.I had the yoke already.


I was quoted $900, and using my yoke.
Posted By: ZIPPY

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 06:57 PM

Shipping would probably be a deal killer, but if it helps at all here are two local companies that do good work.

https://www.dynotechengineering.com/

https://www.raven-engineering.com/driveshafts-engineered-products/
Posted By: bigdad

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 07:32 PM

Everyone uses these folks around here .


https://www.drivelineserviceinc.com/
Posted By: CSK

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 07:40 PM

I went through drive shaft hell, Mark Williams has the correct ballance machine to spin it to the correct RPM, I had a Strange shaft & fought a vibration, also 2 other ones built locally to me, turns out they can only spin it 500 rpm, got one from MW & problem solved, $1400 dollars worth of JUNK drive shafts, GRRRRRRRR
Posted By: longram60

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 08:13 PM

I
I had good luck with a Victory Performance aluminum driveshaft:

http://www.victorynss.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12
Posted By: Hemi_Joel

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/25/22 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by JERICOGTX
Originally Posted by Clanton
Originally Posted by JERICOGTX
Originally Posted by Hemi_Joel
Minnesota Driveline in St. Cloud will make you one.


I called them. They wanted as much as Mark Williams to make one...
I think I paid 625$ for mine in Grafton.I had the yoke already.


I was quoted $900, and using my yoke.


During the winter, they built a 5" aluminum, about 6 feet long for my truck for $700 something. Maybe they went up, or perhaps they use better more expensive yokes in a race car.
Posted By: FurryStump

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/26/22 01:55 PM

Over the winter I got an aluminum shaft from PST out of Fl. Took 5 days to get, I had to source a yoke sperately due to supply chain issues. If I got a Strange or Mark Williams yoke they could balance it without it. I went with Mark Williams. The shaft cost $700? 3.5 “ the yoke was not cheap.
Posted By: tubtar

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/26/22 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by FurryStump
Over the winter I got an aluminum shaft from PST out of Fl. Took 5 days to get, I had to source a yoke sperately due to supply chain issues. If I got a Strange or Mark Williams yoke they could balance it without it. I went with Mark Williams. The shaft cost $700? 3.5 “ the yoke was not cheap.

I had Strange make me a moly shaft..........I had to send them the Mark Williams slip yoke for the 904 so they could balance it. thumbs
Posted By: Cuda340

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/26/22 03:26 PM

Stay away from Dynotech. The guy is a goof ball and doesn't answer the phone. I had an issue with them.

I used this place quality shafts. https://www.actionmachineinc.com/
Posted By: Blusmbl

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/28/22 03:47 AM

I've had Dynotech make 2 for me, one for my Charger and another last year for the Fury. Both were nice pieces. Have had other friends happy with the Driveshaft Shop and Mark Williams though.
Posted By: Dartsport540

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/28/22 08:56 AM

Mark Williams, about 15 years ago, still in great shape...
Posted By: B3422W5

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/28/22 11:20 AM

269-345-7091
Martin spring and driveshaft here in Kalamazoo. They have done all of my stuff forever, and do all the stuff for local racers in this area.
I have had them get stuff done in a single day before. And they high speed balance driveshafts when they make them.
Posted By: Jeff440sc

Re: Aluminum Driveshaft? - 07/28/22 05:02 PM

I had a dynotech aluminum drive shaft years ago and it started to develop a bulge near the front yoke after 20 or more runs so be careful if this shaft is for a drag car with slicks with some decent power. Moly is cheaper and stronger when used with a smaller diameter.
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