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Aluminum driveshaft E body
Posted By:
ccdave
Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
12:23 AM
Anyone running an aluminum driveshaft in a e body?
I’ve been thinking about going aluminum……….
Posted By:
Dragula
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
01:18 AM
Yes...
Posted By:
ccdave
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
01:30 AM
Great!! What diameter will I need for 650 horsepower? I drag race the car maybe 2 times a year…
Posted By:
fourgearsavoy
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
01:33 AM
You need to contact Doctordiff and he can set you up with a Strange Engineering shaft. Just fill out the form on his website and he will get you what you need at a good price.
Gus
Posted By:
AndyF
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
04:15 AM
Originally Posted by ccdave
Great!! What diameter will I need for 650 horsepower? I drag race the car maybe 2 times a year…
What diameter will fit? A stock tunnel usually requires a small loop which means a small driveshaft.
Posted By:
A39Coronet
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
10:34 AM
Rpm dictates diameter, ask the manufacturer.
Posted By:
A727Tflite
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/13/22
12:23 PM
Courtesy of Mark Williams
Posted By:
an8sec70cuda
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
01:50 PM
I'm still running a 3" steel shaft in my cuda. Something better would probably be a good idea, but it's taken a lot of abuse.
Posted By:
jbc426
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
04:30 PM
These guys make a great looking, performing product. I run one of their 4" aluminum Accu-bond 7075 driveshafts in my 1968.
https:/
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www.markwilliams.com/
aluminum-driveshafts.html
Posted By:
6PKRTSE
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
04:54 PM
Originally Posted by an8sec70cuda
I'm still running a 3" steel shaft in my cuda. Something better would probably be a good idea, but it's taken a lot of abuse.
Same here with Strange 4340 billet yoke.
Posted By:
HardcoreB
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
05:36 PM
Andy at Raven did mine in 4"...been good so far! They're local too. Another heads-up racer guy I know is using them as well at over 9000rpm.
Posted By:
Al_Alguire
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
05:43 PM
Cant wait to order my shaft for the truck 70" long
Posted By:
AndyF
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
05:48 PM
70" is going to be a real treat, especially at high rpm. You might need a two piece setup.
Posted By:
an8sec70cuda
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/14/22
06:28 PM
Originally Posted by 6PKRTSE
Originally Posted by an8sec70cuda
I'm still running a 3" steel shaft in my cuda. Something better would probably be a good idea, but it's taken a lot of abuse.
Same here with Strange 4340 billet yoke.
Forgot to add that I do have a billet Mark Williams slip yoke.
Posted By:
jbc426
Re: Aluminum driveshaft E body -
06/15/22
04:49 PM
Originally Posted by Al_Alguire
Cant wait to order my shaft for the truck 70" long
I just installed a 72" aluminum driveshaft on my 2008 GMC 2500HD from these guys. They did say I need to keep it under 135 mph, though.
http:/
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www.driveshaftspecialist.com/
Aluminum%20html/
TruckAluminum.html
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